Aeon Trespass: Odyssey box insert for sleeved cards

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All of the card containers (save for the huge cards, the titans/primordials/story/etc) are intended to fit cards sleeved with 100 micron sleeves. I have all Swan Panasia sleeves for this game so that's what I used for testing. There's a few mm of tolerance on everything but if your sleeves are for some reason much larger the fit might be tight. There are variants of the small card cycle trays with and without gear -- the without gear ones are great if you have your gear cards in a binder, which you totally should. It's awesome. It is not physically possible to fit all the sleeved cards back in the box with the existing miniature trays. The bottom tray with the 3 large miniatures will need to leave the box in order to fit everything. The two smaller miniature trays should be able to go back on top of everything after replacing the two bottom inserts. Some notes for printing: * These were all designed for and printed on a Monoprice MP10 which has a 300mm x 300mm build area. As such, some of the trays are quite large. The Huge Card Tray runs 229mm x 146mm and the Terrain Tray is 193mm x 158mm. If you have a smaller printer you might have a hard time with some of these. * When printing the deck boxes I recommend printing the hexagonal lattice at 100% infill. For me it was mostly fine but I had occasional problems with the lattices cracking during printing, changing to 100% infill made it work much more smoothly. This is pretty easy to do [in Cura.](https://youtu.be/su_m5zV9rvA?t=124) * Total amount of filament is substantial. It's a little hard for me to say how much I went through since I had a number of reprints as I iterated, but I would guess it'll be tight on 2 kg and getting 3 kg up front will be safer. If you want or need to make any tweaks for your specific situation all the FreeCAD files (and the font file I used) are available on [Google Drive here.](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v55kIrLb9zQ5bzRFiVPTIsRWZgANoMIc/view?usp=sharing])