Four in a line - traveling edition 3D for print
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The whole game is printable and the main idea is to be able to pack all things away. Look at the photos of the packed and unpacked game.
Print and have fun.
The game is well known so I save it to describe it here.
Either use the provided stl files - you need to print
one frame.st
one top_board .stl
one bottom_board.stl
two stopper.stl
2 x 21 token.stl (or better design your own tokens).
Or use the openscad to recreate it from scatch (see comment in the scripts).
I used a chip size of 20 mm (cs=20 in the script), which results in a nice compact game of roughly 17 x 17 cm, which nicely prints on an Ultimaker (original).
I split the board into top and bottom to make it printable (and glued the two pieces together). You can try to print in one piece (one_board.stl) but here are a lot of bridges, which may be problematic. (I have not tried it.)
You need to print
one frame.st
one top_board .stl
one bottom_board.stl
two stopper.stl
2 x... 21 token.stl (or better design your own tokens).
or use the scad file to create your own scaled version (see comments in the script).
Designer
greengecko3d model description
As I have not found a working version somewhere else I created this one. It´s main advantage is that it is meant to be portable. All models are produ...ced via openscad and the whole game is scalable via a single metric (the chip size).The whole game is printable and the main idea is to be able to pack all things away. Look at the photos of the packed and unpacked game.
Print and have fun.
The game is well known so I save it to describe it here.
Either use the provided stl files - you need to print
one frame.st
one top_board .stl
one bottom_board.stl
two stopper.stl
2 x 21 token.stl (or better design your own tokens).
Or use the openscad to recreate it from scatch (see comment in the scripts).
I used a chip size of 20 mm (cs=20 in the script), which results in a nice compact game of roughly 17 x 17 cm, which nicely prints on an Ultimaker (original).
I split the board into top and bottom to make it printable (and glued the two pieces together). You can try to print in one piece (one_board.stl) but here are a lot of bridges, which may be problematic. (I have not tried it.)
3d model print parameters
just a 3D printer and some PLA in at least two colorsYou need to print
one frame.st
one top_board .stl
one bottom_board.stl
two stopper.stl
2 x... 21 token.stl (or better design your own tokens).
or use the scad file to create your own scaled version (see comments in the script).
