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Ha! Awesome - vinyl button & tape cutcards - love it! This set up is one of the best equipped according to it's theme! (y) :thumbsup: The cut cards look somewhat glossy, is there a special coating added or just the kind of surface a fancy 4C-UV-Printing process produces?

Unfortunately that would collide with my general idea/approach to provide 'free renders for everyone'. That obviously means every 'private' member designing his/her own custom set or PCF group buys, but can't be stretched to push the business of professional vendors at no cost. :unsure: And I...

Just finished two more renders to share (hope you don't mind spamming) ... The blasphemic 'dice chips view' to push some out: And a neat splashed pot on an awesome felt to get them back in ... Thanks for havin' me! :-)

@TheBigTater - Um, well. I fear I'm a little ahead of schedule ... ... more to come ... Downside: There's an unfitting faux 3D-ring in the inlay-graphics which I snapped from the image in the OP ...

artwork? colors? specifics? I don't know anything about these chips yet. But lucky me: @PatTheCat was very generous and sent me one of his two anniversary chips (I missed the opportunity to get one from @Tommy) so I could do a mesh of these to get my toe in the water. I'll do my best to come...

Just finished the last render of the series. I desperately wanted to do a little tribute to your awesome initial pr0n of this set, which can be found here: Notes from The Music Shack

@chipjoker was so kind to lend me his artwork and I could render some pics according to his table specs:

dang - missed this opportunity, too. :sick: I'll be better prepared in 2023 ...

Well, shouldn't this be the other way around? :eek: But credit where credit is due: Great photos of marvelous chips! Also, I never rendered a splash pot this massive! (y) :thumbsup: Although I could try if you let me have the inlay artwork ...

Bitte schön/You're welcome :) Not a big deal as I had nothing crunching in my render queue and thought it would be nice to have a small clip with the new table. I cheated a lot by loop-reversing a clip and play out time using stills :whistle: :whistling:

Thanks! When I was a teenager, there were no such things. ;) Another one: Lightwave3D, pretty decent solution for almost every task, imho.

Fairly easy when there's no competition at all, isn't it? :confused::ROFL: :ROFLMAO:

Great design, mate! Love it (I love everything with guitars on it). (y) :thumbsup:(y) :thumbsup: And the load of likes from the other thread makes me suspicious, to say the least. You want to see it prior to delivery? :sneaky:

I took a shot at imitating some classics. So here's a mock up closely following the thread subject 'fun/science'. Just in case someone would like to know if a 4000 chip set of mint mapes goes well with his/her custom felt ...

Enough of flooding your thread with renders. At least for now. :whistle: :whistling: Racks 'contre-jour'

as promised

Tan with green tree (same set up as the others) An overview with the camera more from above following soon ...

Thanks a lot for the kind compliments. The new render is already running, I used one of the drafts from your dwg file for it. If you'd like to see your latest changes or other variations, just send me the Autocad dwg file. :) Until then, here are two renders where I isolated the critical chips...

Here are two renderings that should prove the obvious: Tan > Green Pretty easy decision imho. As soon as I come across new design iterations, I'll cheerfully render updates to the pics above ... :)

I'm after @72o to get my hands on decent sized felt mock ups and inlay graphics for my render set ups ... :whistle: :whistling: Regarding the main felt color: TAN camp for sure! The green betting line goes best with that color, imho.