Fun Fair Dice - tallies, n-gons, circles
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Some fun different ways to represent the sides of a die. Equal volumes of material debased to promote fairness.
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Dice #1 - Tally marks. Had each depression to compensate for the amount of area each respective tally had (so equal volume debased on each side). For example, the |||| side is half as deeply engraved as the || side.
Dice # 2- n-sided polygons, all of equal area and depth. The number of sides tells you what side your on (e.g. triangle 3, hexagon 6). What is a 1-gon? I decided its a circle. What is a 2-gon? I just put two rectangles and called it a day :). All depressed 0.2 mm to minimize amount of material taken off.
Dice # 3 - Made an excel sheet that calculated the radius of each side's circles so that all the circles add up to the same area (area of six 6-circles equals area of two 2-circles). Of course, the distribution of mass won't be uniform, but they're only debossed 0.2 mm so hopefully it doesn't matter much.
Recommend having top layers and bottom layers be equal to number of perimeter walls (or 100% infill).