PolyDiceGenerator VS Round-Anything

I have been using this openscad project for about 2 years now to generate dice sets with custom fonts and what not. It's been working great until very suddenly now openscad seems to be running out of memory and crashing. I used to be able to render the entire set of 7-8 dice at once without issue, but now sometimes it runs out when rendering just the D20 by itself. I tried redownloading the file and starting from a clean version just in case it was an issue of too many presets. No change. I am on v2021.01 which is the latest supported version for this project. I tried upgrading to v2023 and it actually rendered great with fast rendering enabled but unfortunately some needed features of this project aren't supported and I don't personally know much about openscad code to fix that. I tried a fresh install of 2021.01 as well as going back to 2019.05, nothing seems to be working.

https://github.com/charmaur/PolyDiceGenerator how to generate the stl files.

This is the program I used to generate my dice. https://github.com/charmaur/PolyDiceGenerator In this you can select your font and any vector image to replace a number with. In this case your 20 for your logo.

Polydicegenerator plug in for OpenSCAD. https://github.com/charmaur/PolyDiceGenerator

Check out this Project

Look at that https://github.com/charmaur/PolyDiceGenerator It should work in the openSCAD workbench.

I came across this amazing work. It's a dice generator and it allows to define fonts for text and symbols. I'd like to change it and allow for many fonts to be used on one dice. So in stead of interating on the dice and use the same font, for each side of the die there should be a different font.

In the vein of "lots of ways to do things", my personal favorite for rounding is Round Anything: https://github.com/Irev-Dev/Round-Anything

I was looking for this recently and found a great OpenSCAD library called RoundAnything. It looks very productive:

https://github.com/Irev-Dev/Round-Anything

And then there is Round Anything: https://github.com/Irev-Dev/Round-Anything

Yes, The tip solves one of the most reoccurring questions about OpenSCAD, How to make chamfer and fillets on extrusions. As for description the code is both commented and names are assigned to indicate their purpose. In combination with the Round-Anything library a good chunk of usually hard modeling becomes real easy.

Back to topic, you might find Round Anything to be useful -- I certainly have. I haven't used it yet, but the shell2d() out of the Belfry OpenScad Library also looks like it would be helpful for these sort of functional parts.

I submit my own library that supposed to help with fillets, can be used for chamfers too. https://github.com/Irev-Dev/Round-Anything