Snake Gate is waiting for you.The door is slightly open, the Basilisk is either out there, or it’s about to leave! You must beware!The Door is not movable.I made all the details of the model with extra care.Since this is a water canal, I wanted to create a rotten, moldy room with water pouring out of the door.
You can achieve the same look by using UV resin, some dust, a few stones and moss!The door is not movable. You can attach the door to the wall with the Pin inside the files. I positioned the joint and joint holes so that the door was slightly open.You can also place the door directly closed without using the pin, the choice is yours.
3D printing settingsThis model was printed using an Elegoo Saturn 3 Ultra resin printer. For large prints, a 0.1mm layer height works perfectly fine. I used Anycubic resin with a 2-second exposure time per layer.
Scaling & Unit Conversion Notice:Sometimes, when fixing STL files, the unit of measurement can switch from millimeters to centimeters. If the model appears 10 times larger than expected, simply scale it down to 10% of its current size (reduce by one decimal place, e.g., 100mm >>> 10mm).
When resizing multi-part models, make sure to scale all pieces by the same percentage to maintain proper fit and alignment, especially if the model includes connector pins or interlocking parts.
Since every printer and resin behaves differently, I can’t provide a one-size-fits-all setting. However, if you’re new to resin printing, you can easily learn by watching tutorial videos. There are plenty of great resources available!
STL (Stereolithography, filesize: 98.5 MB), OBJ (OBJ, filesize: 7.9 MB), 3MF (3D Manufacturing File, filesize: 606 KB), GLTF (glTF, filesize: 1020 KB)
