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Cosmic Encounter Game Board by DROP_DB
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Customizable game board for Cosmic Encounter.
Changelog
2018-05-12 Added destiny chips and ship tokens.2018-04-15 Original version.
System Hexes
You will need to print six system hexes, each in a different color. If you have the More Cosmic expansion, you may opt to use a model with one or two cutouts for moons.
Full System Hex
If you would like hexes in a single color, use one of the following models:
system_0_moon.stl
system_1_moon.stl
system_2_moon.stl
Split System Hex
For a more traditional look, you may print each system hex in two pieces. Print the base of the hex in color, using one of the split bottom models:
system_0_moon_split_bottom.stl
system_1_moon_split_bottom.stl
system_2_moon_split_bottom.stl
Then print the top of the hex in black, using the matching split top model:
system_0_moon_split_top.stl
system_1_moon_split_top.stl
system_2_moon_split_top.stl
Then superglue the pieces together. This will give you a system hex that is black on top but has colored planet cutouts.
(Alternatively, you may try using the one-piece models and pausing the print to swap filament at the appropriate layer, but I have not had much luck with this technique.)
Void
Print one void.stl in black. If you fancy a dual-color void hex, you may instead use void_split_bottom.stl and void_split_top.stl as described above.
Destiny Cone
You will need to print two destiny cones. I recommend printing destiny_cone_one_sided.stl once in black and once in white or light gray. You may use them as two separate cones, or glue them together back-to-back for a more traditional "flip" approach.
Alternatively, if you'd like a single print, you may use destiny_code_two_sided.stl and perform a filament swap mid-print.
Destiny Chips
Rather than using a destiny card to select the target system, you may print destiny chips that can be selected from a bag. You'll need four chips for each system color -- three to represent a normal attack and one to represent an inverse attack. Each chip is made from two parts, an inside and an outside, which can be press-fit together with no glue. You will need:
Print four chip_outside.stl in each of your six system colors.
Print 18 chip_inside.stl in white or light gray.
Print six chip_inside.stl in black.
You will also need a wild, and a wild inverse chip. These are can be done with a single solid color:
Print one chip.stl in white or light gray.
Print one chip.stl in black.
If you'd like to use any of the additional destiny cards included with More Cosmic Encounter, you can print some clip.stl in a separate color, and then draw from the deck when one of these is selected.
Ship Tokens
You may print ship tokens to match your system colors. For each system color, print 20 ship.stl. I prefer to print these in a higher resolution (100 micron) than the other pieces.
Disclaimer
This was designed specifically for the Mayfair edition. It will likely work for other editions as well, but I am not personally familiar with them. Please leave me a comment if you print this and use it for another edition.
Changelog
2018-05-12 Added destiny chips and ship tokens.2018-04-15 Original version.
System Hexes
You will need to print six system hexes, each in a different color. If you have the More Cosmic expansion, you may opt to use a model with one or two cutouts for moons.
Full System Hex
If you would like hexes in a single color, use one of the following models:
system_0_moon.stl
system_1_moon.stl
system_2_moon.stl
Split System Hex
For a more traditional look, you may print each system hex in two pieces. Print the base of the hex in color, using one of the split bottom models:
system_0_moon_split_bottom.stl
system_1_moon_split_bottom.stl
system_2_moon_split_bottom.stl
Then print the top of the hex in black, using the matching split top model:
system_0_moon_split_top.stl
system_1_moon_split_top.stl
system_2_moon_split_top.stl
Then superglue the pieces together. This will give you a system hex that is black on top but has colored planet cutouts.
(Alternatively, you may try using the one-piece models and pausing the print to swap filament at the appropriate layer, but I have not had much luck with this technique.)
Void
Print one void.stl in black. If you fancy a dual-color void hex, you may instead use void_split_bottom.stl and void_split_top.stl as described above.
Destiny Cone
You will need to print two destiny cones. I recommend printing destiny_cone_one_sided.stl once in black and once in white or light gray. You may use them as two separate cones, or glue them together back-to-back for a more traditional "flip" approach.
Alternatively, if you'd like a single print, you may use destiny_code_two_sided.stl and perform a filament swap mid-print.
Destiny Chips
Rather than using a destiny card to select the target system, you may print destiny chips that can be selected from a bag. You'll need four chips for each system color -- three to represent a normal attack and one to represent an inverse attack. Each chip is made from two parts, an inside and an outside, which can be press-fit together with no glue. You will need:
Print four chip_outside.stl in each of your six system colors.
Print 18 chip_inside.stl in white or light gray.
Print six chip_inside.stl in black.
You will also need a wild, and a wild inverse chip. These are can be done with a single solid color:
Print one chip.stl in white or light gray.
Print one chip.stl in black.
If you'd like to use any of the additional destiny cards included with More Cosmic Encounter, you can print some clip.stl in a separate color, and then draw from the deck when one of these is selected.
Ship Tokens
You may print ship tokens to match your system colors. For each system color, print 20 ship.stl. I prefer to print these in a higher resolution (100 micron) than the other pieces.
Disclaimer
This was designed specifically for the Mayfair edition. It will likely work for other editions as well, but I am not personally familiar with them. Please leave me a comment if you print this and use it for another edition.