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Chipmatic Studio (a poker chip design tool)

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Amazing program! Playing open this convinced me I need a new Tina set!. Has anyone printed from the soft proof feature to see how accurate the color is? I’m purposely playing with slightly brighter colors than I prefer as I’m worried it will print dark. My first and only Tina set printed a little dark (even the label)
 
SeanGecko said:
Best to throw up some pictures rather than I try and describe it
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I don't have any action shots of the Jester mold or Sun Mold

Added one not currently public mold
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The lager label size of the smooth chip has me interested. What are your thoughts on them? Do they stack well, look good in person? Where do they rank in your favorites?
 
Old State said:
Amazing program! Playing open this convinced me I need a new Tina set!. Has anyone printed from the soft proof feature to see how accurate the color is? I’m purposely playing with slightly brighter colors than I prefer as I’m worried it will print dark. My first and only Tina set printed a little dark (even the label)
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Mine are still on their way from China, so I haven't been able to compare yet. The soft proof is still just an educated guess, but I think erring on the side of lighter colors is a good idea.

Also just to clarify in case it's not clear: The soft proof toggle changes what shows up on your screen for preview purposes, but the underlying art files are the same regardless of weather you have soft proof enabled or not.
 
QuietMaple updated Chipmatic Studio (a poker chip design tool) with a new update entry:

Added a new Inlay Template -- "Bellano"

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On the shores of Italy's majestic Lake Como, at the foot of the Alps, there is a town so tranquil, so beautiful, that it inspired a world famous casino. That town is of course named Be... Bell... -- no not that one -- Bellano!
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Lemthedealer21 said:
Just realized something. Is there a way to add into chipmatic the option to cut and paste chips from one file to another without having to make the same chip(s) over again in the new file?
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This is probably the next thing I'm going to add!

Right now there is a bit of a workaround you can use:
1. Use the Import/Export button (bottom of the right side toolbar) to export a chip or set
2. Import the chip into the set you want to add it to
 
Old State said:
sorry if this is a dumb question, but if I’m looking at a chip with a slightly larger label…does that matter? Like the smooth hybrid etc?
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The art files that Chipmatic generates can be used with any of the hybrid molds that Justin offers. If you want to see what the chip will look like with different molds (like the smooth hybrid with the larger label), just select it from the "chip mold" drop down at the top of the right hand side tool bar. Chipmatic accounts for the slightly larger label in the preview.

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dizzyChipper said:
@QuietMaple Great stuff!!!

Anyway to do Side A/B inlays?
If I'm using .SVG inlays are they in the exports that go to @justincarothers

Thanks.
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A/B Inlays aren't currently possible within Chipmatic, but if there's interest from folks I can certainly add it! (assuming Tina can handle that, which I would confirm with Justin before implementing).

And yes, if you upload an svg inlay to Chipmatic, that will be included in the export that goes to Justin.
 
QuietMaple said:
A/B Inlays aren't currently possible within Chipmatic, but if there's interest from folks I can certainly add it! (assuming Tina can handle that, which I would confirm with Justin before implementing).

And yes, if you upload an svg inlay to Chipmatic, that will be included in the export that goes to Justin.
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I've done Side A/B with Tina before but unsure if Justin allows.
 
QuietMaple said:
A/B Inlays aren't currently possible within Chipmatic, but if there's interest from folks I can certainly add it! (assuming Tina can handle that, which I would confirm with Justin before implementing).

And yes, if you upload an svg inlay to Chipmatic, that will be included in the export that goes to Justin.
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dizzyChipper said:
I've done Side A/B with Tina before but unsure if Justin allows.
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Yes, we can two sided inlays.

For the time being I suggest you create the set twice. One for each side
 
QuietMaple said:
A/B Inlays aren't currently possible within Chipmatic, but if there's interest from folks I can certainly add it! (assuming Tina can handle that, which I would confirm with Justin before implementing).

And yes, if you upload an svg inlay to Chipmatic, that will be included in the export that goes to Justin.
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I was actually considering a two sided chip for my next order 😬
 
QuietMaple updated Chipmatic Studio (a poker chip design tool) with a new update entry:

Added font picker and a new "Vintage" inlay template

Two big updates for inlay templates:
  1. Added a font picker. You can now choose your fonts on the inlay templates. I added about ~30 that I thought covered a wide range of styles, but if you're looking for a particular font that's not here, let me know, and I can likely add it so long as it's licensed for commercial use. Google fonts is the easiest source for me to work with.
  2. Added a "Vintage" style inlay template that hearkens back to various classics like Bicycle Club, El...
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Cool!

This will allow a lot of people to make their own chips from start to finish without having to pay or wait for a designer to be available.

They will be simple designs, but that's all some people need/want.
 
QuietMaple updated Chipmatic Studio (a poker chip design tool) with a new update entry:

Added Set Management convenience features + Sun Mold

I've modified the interface for set management a bit and added a couple new useful features:
  • There is now a "Duplicate Set" button to quickly copy a whole set
  • There is now a "Copy to..." button for chips, which allows making a copy of a chip from one set into another
  • Re-arranged existing set management controls to make more room on the bottom toolbar
And I've also added the Sun mold!

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I hope this magnificent resource has been resulting in more orders for Justin. I know I'll be placing an order soon.
 

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