Incarna Resolution Dice
by wulfdesign, published
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Incarna Role-Playing Game System at incarna.net
I was testing out how hard it would be to design them in another software package (as well as a belated b-day present).
Source file are in Sketchup (I may include Rhino3d source as well).
Inspired by (variation of) MaskedRetriever's Dice Pack thingiverse.com/thing:372 and thingiverse.com/thing:550
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looks like it's going to print alright.
unfortunately my extruder board gave out halfway thought my test.
I'll have to try and reload the firmware and get a complete dice or two.
on a larger dice I think I can carve out numbers in Rhino3D as long as I keep to simple shapes rather than fonts and watch the angle and keep them 45 deg or under.
Since, like all standard dice, they have a side that always faces up, I'd say that's a possibility, although I'd look into whether your laser cutter is abs-friendly first, largely for caustic/toxic fume release.
Perhaps it's time someone started getting nuts with OpenSCAD + Numbers + rotational libraries?
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Print 2 dice.
Mark one 0-9 and the other 00-90
game away!
I was trying to indent numbers into the surface but if I wait to do that it'll be Another 6 months before they see the light of day.
I wonder if a laser cutter could 'etch' numbers onto the surface?
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Since, like all standard dice, they have a side that always faces up, I'd say that's a possibility, although I'd look into whether your laser cutter is abs-friendly first, largely for caustic/toxic fume release.
Perhaps it's time someone started getting nuts with OpenSCAD + Numbers + rotational libraries?
looks like it's going to print alright.
unfortunately my extruder board gave out halfway thought my test.
I'll have to try and reload the firmware and get a complete dice or two.
on a larger dice I think I can carve out numbers in Rhino3D as long as I keep to simple shapes rather than fonts and watch the angle and keep them 45 deg or under.