Summer 2024 Baileywiki and Ripper - 3D Mapping Contest is Here!

Calling all mapmakers! We're back again, from now until Monday, July 1st, Baileywiki 3D module is available to all Patreon tiers, including the $3 Channel Supporter tier! This is up to 79% off the normal price. This also includes Ripper's 3D Canvas module for free!

Do you have to enter the contest to get the discount? No! This is just a great excuse to get all our great 3D stuff for super cheap.

And what's more, you can win an entire year of premium Patreon access to BOTH Baileywiki and Ripper if you submit at least one 3D scene up until the deadline... even scenes submitted since the start of the year can count! 

Intrigued? Here's more...


Dates: Wednesday 15th May 2024 - Monday 1st July 2024

Platform: Foundry, using theripper93's 3D Canvas module

Prizes: Three winners will receive a years' subscription to both Baileywiki and Theripper93, with winners to be decided in the first half of July.

The three categories are:

• Prize #1: Best Single Scene

• Prize #2: Best Body of Work

• Prize #3: Best Use of the Clipping Shader

How to enter:

Create a map (or multiple maps) in 3D Canvas, and then share it to the Community Map Browser by right clicking on the scene and selecting 'Share'. vTitle and describe it as you like, and use your Discord or Patreon username in the Author field.

Judging Criteria

Maps submitted to the Mapmaking Competition will be judged based on the following criterion:

• Overall Creativity - Are the available assets leveraged in creative/unique ways?

• Overall Playability/Tactical Interest - Are the maps easy to play on, and do they make good use of the available three dimensions?

• Creative Use of Effects and Shaders - Is the library of shaders and VFX available in 3D Canvas being put to good use in a way that enhances the scene?

• Innovative Use of Active Tile Triggers - Is the tile trigger system/automation used in an interesting and creative way to improve the map?

• Overall Scene Performance - Is the scene performant? Have the tools available in 3D Canvas been used to ensure that you don't need a beast of a PC to run the scene?