My Customized Card Case Customizer

thingiverse

Customized version of Thingiverse! http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=66327 Instructions Using the following options: Move Top Text Up/Down = 60 degrees Move Image Up/Down = 40 steps image size = 20 inches wide x 14 inches tall top text rotation = precisely 0.000 degrees card count = exactly 10 units high x 6.7 feet wide x 3.1 meters long top text size = comfortably fit in a space with room to spare, about 14-point font bottom text size = comfortably readable by someone sitting on the couch or standing 4-5 feet away from screen with crisp clarity of 14 points too Move Bottom Text Up/Down = shift left, 10 steps, align perfectly at lower left edge in horizontal plane with vertical edge, always maintain consistent offset and angle between these text layers to prevent wobble; make any final tweaks before committing these settings in memory or storing to external medium for archiving - card type = 71 point font with slightly varying height from regular card so they fit perfectly without sticking out on all four sides from other playing cards - image rotation = a precise, hair-raising spin of the image on an invisible axis that's exactly horizontal and aligns in such manner as not to change overall look significantly but instead enhance by virtue thereof – build plate selector = display topmost card selected from default collection at position #3 so new additions aren't visible yet until you specifically select it to replace with one made up using this very same dialog which then saves everything internally for instant review; note changes done will become active once applied in program settings and loaded onto a printing device, saving those who might have forgotten important changes elsewhere time later - top text font = "Write/Orbitron" a classic yet playful choice for digital or hand-made fonts both with good results since these settings offer flexibility needed during actual creation – bottom text font same reason why "Write/ Orbitron.dxf"; because why bother changing, right?! – build plate manual Y coordinate: simply drag slider up from middle left towards bottom right; 0 indicates perfect centering whereas number increments signify slight bias - all will result looking visually pleasing depending upon other factors chosen below. build plate manual X: follow above same instructions and move this to middle bottom area if that makes better picture then, voila!, have it done; this helps when viewing multiple pieces across single printing surface because sometimes there are things nobody wants showing in certain angles or light sources applied during daytime.