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05-18-2006, 02:13 PM
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I must be too reliant on Google's search capabilities. I have found chip factory and chip forge but am looking for other options. Specifically, ways to mock-up Blue Chip, Paulson, and Chipco chips. I see that people do these mock-ups but I haven't seen links to tools or references to the name of the tool used.
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05-18-2006, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Hopin2Steal I must be too reliant on Google's search capabilities. I have found chip factory and chip forge but am looking for other options. Specifically, ways to mock-up Blue Chip, Paulson, and Chipco chips. I see that people do these mock-ups but I haven't seen links to tools or references to the name of the tool used.
Help a newbie out, please. Thanks. | Blue Chip Company does not allow us to user their chips due to security reasons (NGC). For chipco you just need a powerful image editing program. Kalimba(Chip Forge) has the Paulson home chip and I will be adding it to the ChipTalk Poker Chip Factory someday. I also plan on adding all the Paulson spot combinations.
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05-18-2006, 03:04 PM
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Since it wasn't explicitly stated in X's reply, I'd like to add that the reason you can't find any other options specifically created for chip design, beyond those two, is because there aren't any.
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05-18-2006, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Hopin2Steal Help a newbie out, please. Thanks. | Always willing to help you out-- which way did ya come in?
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05-18-2006, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by tripod22 Since it wasn't explicitly stated in X's reply, I'd like to add that the reason you can't find any other options specifically created for chip design, beyond those two, is because there aren't any.
Don't doubt the power of Google they found you everything there is. | Actually i found an option with some Dolphin gaming company I found using Google. But to get their ceramic chip mock-up software for free, you have to be a customer. I haven't checked the details too closely yet.
Perhaps a reader of this thread could clue me in, just in case I'm being dense: is there a super-size/giant inlay option on either Factory or Forge? I don't think there is (presumably because ASM and TRK don't have that option_?) but I want to be sure. |
05-18-2006, 05:11 PM
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The Chip Forge has a C&S 1.5" mold choice which will render the inlay at approximately 1.5" in diameter. For a free, web-based tool, it's perhaps the best you can do for now. Otherwise, you're probably going to have to consider using an authoring application -- Adobe Illustrator being the hands-down favorite choice -- like many of the chip designers around here. Quote: |
Originally Posted by Hopin2Steal Actually i found an option with some Dolphin gaming company I found using Google. But to get their ceramic chip mock-up software for free, you have to be a customer. I haven't checked the details too closely yet.
Perhaps a reader of this thread could clue me in, just in case I'm being dense: is there a super-size/giant inlay option on either Factory or Forge? I don't think there is (presumably because ASM and TRK don't have that option_?) but I want to be sure. | |
05-18-2006, 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Kalimba The Chip Forge has a C&S 1.5" mold choice which will render the inlay at approximately 1.5" in diameter. For a free, web-based tool, it's perhaps the best you can do for now. Otherwise, you're probably going to have to consider using an authoring application -- Adobe Illustrator being the hands-down favorite choice -- like many of the chip designers around here. | Thanks a million! |
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