Decrypto Insert (Sleeved and GeekUp)

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A remix of **phaze0**'s [lightweight Decrypto insert](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4322229). I've widened the cutouts for the code cards to support sleeves. I also widened the cutouts for the tokens since mine were rubbing a little too much when taking them in and out. I didn't widen the cutout for the word cards since I didn't sleeve those (they don't fit in the code decks with sleeves). The topper covers the insert and provides a place to keep pencils, the timer and whatever else you want, while also keeping the cards and tokens from moving in the box since it sits flush with the box lid. Credit to **Unserfamily**'s [remix](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4545191) for the inspiration (I would mark this as a remix of that as well, but Thingiverse is currently broken and won't let me select a second remix). I've included the F360 and Step files of my design in case anyone wants to customize further. **Note**: I remixed phaze0's design by inserting his STL as a singular body, meaning a large part of that component is missing parametric features. **UPDATE 01-26-2021**: After buying the [GeekUp bit set](https://boardgamegeekstore.com/collections/bgg-geekup-bit-sets/products/geekup-bit-set-decrypto) for this game, my old insert didn't work anymore. My F360 project was lacking too many parametric features to easily fix it, so I decided to start from scratch. Using the old model as a strong inspiration, I re-designed the insert and the topper with a focus on making things easier to print. I've made a regular and GeekUp version of both objects, both of which support sleeved combination cards. The new F360 project file also now has full parametric features, meaning it should be easier for anyone to make their own remix.