Custom Cases for Board Game Tokens

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While printing hundreds of Kandyhouse's design of token cases for Quacks of Quedlinburg, I discovered just how useful this could be for safeguarding cardboard game tokens and making them easier to handle. So, I came up with a customizer to generate cases for any regular-shaped tokens, specifically rectangular and round tokens. I checked Thingiverse and was surprised that such a thing didn't exist already. The output is two parts: a smaller top part and a larger bottom part. Insert the token into the top section, then push it all down into the bottom part. I think clear PLA looks fantastic with these cases. There are just a few input parameters to set: isRectangular (yes/no). If yes, the customizer will create a rectangular case with rounded corners; if no, it will produce a round case. wToken and lToken define the dimensions of the token. If both dimensions are identical, the customizer will generate a square or a circle case. Should the dimensions differ, the case will be rectangular, or in case isRectangular is set to false, an oval (which is unlikely to be useful). hToken is the height (or thickness) of the token. innerTolerance determines how much space there is between the token and the surrounding case and can be increased to make it easier to fit the token in if needed. (Obviously, simply increasing the values wToken and lToken would have the same effect.) rimWidth defines how wide the small rim is that holds the token in place. It can be adjusted in case the rim obscures important text on the token. The script doesn't perform any serious range checking so if you enter stupid values, the script may crash.