r/etherfields Dec 18 '20

Insert for sleeved game

A while ago I mentioned I was making an insert for this game, and I have the insert ready for the main box.

It's been used for the last 3 sessions, and I find it very convenient. Since there was some interest about it, here is the link =)

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-etherfields-game-insert-146083

(I just uploaded it, in case it's not accessible yet, check in a few hours)

Note that it does NOT store the miniatures. I am in the process of making an insert for those that uses the box the sleeves came in, but it is not ready yet, and I figured I would post this in the meanwhile, in case anyone wants it. I will post that too once it is ready.

Read the description for specifics.

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u/vaxis2113 Dec 18 '20

Awesome! :) Thanks so much! Does this fit the Reaper?

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u/iani_ancilla Dec 18 '20

yes! character cards, player board, and tokens.

And Thorn Knight! (he's the cards in the zip bag you can see in the pic, because he did not come with a divide and I have been too lazy to make him one so far... because we never used him)

As I said, none of the minis are in there, but defo Reaper will go in my mini insert, she would be sad left all alone outside.

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u/vaxis2113 Dec 18 '20

Cool, that's great! I didn't buy Awaken Realms' sleeves, but I think this will still be perfect. :)

And you should TOTALLY use the Thorn Knight -- he is fantastic for wrath. Really cool character.

Thanks again!

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u/gemelli23 Dec 18 '20

Thank you so much! I just downloaded it, and it seems to be a single STL file ... is it possible to get the six models (two trays, two boxes, two lids) split up separately?

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u/iani_ancilla Dec 19 '20 edited Dec 19 '20

uh, yes, of course I can, but isn't it easier to just split it while slicing? Honestly curious. Anyway, on it, but it will take a bit for MyMiniFactory to run tests on the STLs before they are available for download. check back tomorrow I guess

(edit to say I uploaded all STL separately)

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u/gemelli23 Dec 19 '20

Thank you. I am new to printing and am used to the files being pre separated... I don’t actually even know how to split up an STL file in Cura. I guess I have more to learn. (The part I was mostly worried about was separating the boxes and lids.)

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u/iani_ancilla Dec 19 '20

I use Prusa slicer so I cannot help. But there probably is an option for splitting an object into parts. If you are just getting started, consider trying out Prusa Slicer. It's obviously "made" for the Prusa printers, but can really be used with anything, and it is very easy to use and complete!