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Customizable D&D Condition Rings for AMS/MMU

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There is already a lot of great designs out there for condition rings. What makes mine better? Not much, really.

I love many of the other designs, but none of them are quite what I personally wanted for this concept, so I just made my own.

My main priorities were designing them for taking advantage of an AMS/MMU system, so that they could be printed face down for a better finish.

I also wanted the rings themselves to be as small as possible, and just have extra space for the text. Since I prefer hanging them on the minis, rather having them around the base, that makes a difference. The inner diameters are sized 25mm and 50mm, so they should still fit around most bases though.

The rings are designed with set parameters to make it simple to edit them or make custom text in Autodesk Fusion.

Unfortunately, as of posting this, MakerWorld does not support customizing the text with their Customize feature. As soon as they do, I'll try to make any relevant updates so you can edit them directly on MakerWorld.

Everything is exported with the text defined as different parts in a model. This makes it slightly less simple to change stuff in the slicer, but it also means this should work on pretty much any printer, in any slicer.

The rings might be printable with a 0.4 nozzle, but they are designed for a 0.2 nozzle.

The boxes (and the inserts) should print fine with a 0.4 nozzle. The boxes will (barely) fit on a Prusa Mk3 or larger.

The boxes include small inserts to have the generic rings, with no text, rest steady in the middle of the boxes. You need two of those per ring.

The source files are a bit of a mess, but at least they are all included for anyone that wants to make modifications.

I am way too lazy to be bothered to clean them up to make modifications more intuitive. Sorry. At least it's free :p

The font used is called Gotham Black.

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