Tray for single D10 die, life counter

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I needed a tray specifically designed for a D10, but most of the ones available were overly intricate and complicated. So, I took matters into my own hands and created this simple yet effective solution that holds a single die flat, eliminating the need for any additional material under the die. I came up with two versions: the "tall" one is incredibly secure; though the die fits loosely, it can be tilted almost vertically before falling out. This design provides excellent protection against accidental changes. On the other hand, the "short" version makes it easier to pick up and change the displayed number. The OpenSCAD source code is included so that anyone can make modifications if needed. As it stands, this design fits standard 22mm (point-to-point) dice, which are readily available at my local gaming store. It would be a breeze to remix the design to create a set for multiple dice. I printed the tray with minimal infill, but I believe it might just be possible to print it without any infill if you're careful about aligning the bridging on the top surface.