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Casino-style dual-colour poker chips. Each chip is a chamfered round disc in the body colour with every marking recessed into the top face and filled flush in a contrasting accent colour, so it prints as a clean two-tone flat job with a perfectly flat, stackable face. Put a denomination number or a large card suit in the centre, frame it with one or two rings, and ring the rim with cycling card suits, classic square spots, or fine dashes. Pick the diameter and thickness, then set how many identical chips to lay out on a single plate. The 3MF arrives ready to print with independent body and marking colours; the STL debosses the markings so they still read in a single filament.
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.
