iPhone 5 / SE Pokedex (beta)

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This is based on the Sparkfun Pokedex battery phone case project. EDIT December 14, 2016: Added the Lavender Town repair ticket in both pdf and svg (for editing), as well as my modified weakness chart. EDIT August 20, 2016: Just found out that SE and 5 are the same size, so in theory it's compatible. That's kind of a relief, I was worried this was obsolete. === BETA NOTES/ISSUES: First print through on my TAZ5 with n-vent copolyester: Minor warping issues, probably need to adjust heat Excessive bridging inside (needs thorough cleaning out before phone will fit) Sagging on the top entrance, makes the phone too thick to enter, just need to counter bridge in the file LED holes too small, probably due to printing (just need drilling) Hole for the dome light sealed up Doesn't quite fit all the way to the bottom, probably due to sagging. May need some adjusting, be it bringing the face up or expanding the slot. Bottom (back face with vent) completely sealed up(except the vents, those are fine)!!! Possibly because brim?? Made clean back which is nice and finished, but now it's a gigantic hassle to put in the electronics. Hinges turned out subpar, probably due to several factors. I imagine a better printer or some support would fix this. Currently being held on with red tape. Sanding turned into a huge ugly mess, ended up covering the face with vinyl. If left alone or resin coated next time it will probably turn out O.K. Borrowed some decor ideas from the Sparkfun, I thought the repair ticket was a super cool idea as well as the weakness chart. Adding a swipe guide plate will be really easy if these hinges end up working out, plenty of room. === Had this idea almost immediately after the game came out, but didn't get around to it. Someone else made a parametric version, but haven't released the files, so I figured I may as well just go ahead and modify for my obsolete brick. I also poked a hole for the light-up dome thing by the LEDs, since I happen to have a bunch of incidentally perfect ones lying around. In the future, I intend to make a little swing plate for the front so I can get perfect throws without trying. Possibly a way to do it with curveballs? Next on the list: reverse engineer the PKMNGo Plus?