This has a similar profile to the selected pip style, but does not quite follow the same-depth rules. If zero is entered, a large circle is drawn on the face. The formations available are shown in a diagram in the images above. The number indicates the number of pips, while the letter selects the formation. Pips are described using a number and an optional letter for each face. (Larger pips are deeper as well as wider) dint - an ellipsoidal hole, which scales in area only (all pips are the same depth).tube - a cylindrical hole, which scales in three dimensions (larger pips are deeper as well as wider).cylinder - a cylindrical hole, which scales in area only (all pips are the same depth).They differ in cross-section profile, and how the shape scales between different numbers of pip. In all cases the same amount of material is removed from each face. sharp - the die isn't smoothed at all, and remains a cube.sphere - the die is smoothed as if it were inside a ball.bevelled - the edges and corners are clipped with a 45-degree slice.rounded - the edges and corners are all smoothed off.Please look at the images above for diagrams indicating the options available, or read further instructions below. for each face, choose any number of pips up to nine - many in several different formations. choose the indentation profile of the pips.choose how you'd like the edges smoothed.The same amount of material is removed from each side, so all dice produced ought to be 'fair' in the sense that every side is equally likely to face up. This is an extremely customisable 6-sided 'pip' (or 'spot') dice. If you'd like to order, contact Shapeways and tell them that you'd like to buy a ShapeJS2 product which is waiting to be switched on. This product is currently unavailable, waiting on Shapeways reenabling the ShapeJS customisation service.
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