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| Welcome at To be defined, a website filled with creativity. Here you will find numerous manuals in words and images on various subjects. On this page you can only see a selection. Choose from the menu on the left for more articles on your favorite topic. |
 For the 3D D&D Battleground, the supports need to be transformed into rocks. Here's how you can do that. |
| Pastel chalk is an easy-to-use and versatile drawing material. Pastel chalk is made by mixing pigments with chalk and a binder, arabic gum. The pigments used for pastel chalk are colorfast. Pastel chalk is opaque. This has the advantage that light colors can be applied over dark colors. |
 Bread dough is a fun and inexpensive material to sculpt with. By baking it, you can preserve it for a long time. Here you’ll find a recipe for bread dough. |
Wat is speksteen.Soapstone, also known as steatite, gets its name from its high talc content, which gives it a smooth, soap-like feel. It is found in many places around the world but not in the Netherlands. Soapstone is a type of rock that can sometimes be as old as 90 million years, as determined by geologists in California. Varieties include Chinese soapstone (usually white, pink, green, or black), Egyptian soapstone, and Brazilian soapstone, with Brazilian soapstone being the easiest to work with. |
  The Golden Ratio, also known as the Golden Section, represents a ratio frequently encountered in nature. It divides a line or length into two unequal parts, such that the ratio of the smaller part to the larger part is the same as that of the larger part to the whole. The rectangle with sides a and b, remaining after removing the square with side a, is similar to the original rectangle. The ratio a/b is denoted by φ, called the golden number, and also referred to as the golden ratio. φ is approximately 1.61803398875. |
Old map of Mazmorra.