[midnyte13]

is there one that is widely available for use or do most just just adobe...photoshop...et al.....

[Diablo_Rojos]

It would be nice to have one that similates chipcos or even NJs...Maybe Kalimba is working on it.

[jello-broom]

I think a Chipco (or ceramic) would be hard to emulate in something like Chip Forge because of all of the near limitless customizations avaliabe to ceramic chips ... there's no set anything on a ceramic like there is with clays (i.e. the mold, edge spot patterns, inlay sizes, etc.), people are better off doing that stuff in Illustrator (or similar vector program), or Photoshop (or similar image editing program).

[michael000]

Honestly all you need for a mockup is a graphic program that will make circle and you're set.

To emulate a chipco make one circle, then a second circle almost as large (to simulate the outer white ring).

For a BR Pro all you'd need is a circle, as you can use the entire chip.

The only problem you may run into is for the NJ's. I don't know much about them to be honest but they all seem to have some kind of variant of stock borders. Someone more familiar with their ordering process can set you straight i'm sure.

[Dimes]

It would be nice with a web application that showed how the chips would look stacked.

It would work something like this:

1. Select brand (Chipco, NJ, BR Pro)
2. Upload image of the face of the chip
3. Upload image of the rolling edge of the chip

Then the chip and a chip stack would be showed like on Chipforge. Repeat 2-3 for other denominations/colours.


TT

[midnyte13]

any programmers out there willing to take a shot?....Kalimba?