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Bring a personal touch to game night. Customize chip size, denomination or suit, centre rings and rim markings. Flush two-colour details keep chips stackable; single-colour STL uses engraved markings. Print a matching batch on one plate.
What sits in the middle of the chip. number: the denomination value below. suit: a large card suit (chosen by Suit). blank: nothing in the centre, leaving just the rings and edge marks.
The value printed in the centre when Centre design is 'number' — e.g. 5, 25, 100, 500. Wider numbers automatically shrink to fit inside the rings.
Which card suit to show. Used for the centre when Centre design is 'suit'; the 'suits' edge pattern always cycles through all four regardless.
The pattern of accent marks spaced around the rim. suits: eight card suits cycling spade/heart/diamond/club. squares: eight small diamond spots, the classic casino edge marker. dashes: sixteen fine radial ticks. none: a clean rim with no marks.
How many concentric accent rings frame the centre design. 2 gives the classic double-ring casino look, 1 a single frame, 0 none.
Diameter of each chip. Real casino chips are about 39-40 mm; go larger for a bold statement piece or smaller for a compact travel set.
How thick each chip is. Around 3.3-3.5 mm feels like a genuine casino chip; thicker chips stack more solidly and are easier to pick up.
How many identical chips to generate, laid out in a grid on one plate. Print a whole denomination of a set at once, or leave at 1 for a single chip.
