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Edits:Combined all the parts into 1 meshAdded a couple internal structures to remove the need for most supportsResized to 75% scale (max printable size on a Creality CR-20)The size reduction also has the following benefits:Less filament & print time (obvious)The dice don't come flying out the bottom at super crazy speed, too, thus allowing for a smaller tray to catch the diceSmaller footprint on the table when paying a game.To do:I still want to fix the way the original model has the grout lines for the blocks underneath the balconies. If you look close, the model has the group lines cutting into the model at a slightly upward angle, rather than horizontal. This makes it so you have t use supports or just have a couple dangling pieces of filament to trim off afterwards. My plan is to make the grout lines cut in at a slightly downward angle for the row above to make it not need supports.
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