Parametric Stackable Multiboard Tiles

Parametric multiboard stacks

Info & credits

Refer for more info:
multiboard.io

Or at thangs.com
8x8 Multiboard Core Tile

Thanks to shaggyone for doing the hard work!
Forked from multiboard-parametric

Usage

// Create a common (core) tile 3 cells width, and 2 cells in heightclassic_core(3, 2);// Create a side tile tile 3 cells width, and 2 cells in height. Tooth are on// the right sideclassic_side(3, 2);// Create a side tile tile 3 cells width, and 2 cells in height. Tooth are on// the top sideclassic_side2(3, 2); // keeps x&y consistant with other generated tiles// orclassic_side(2, 3);// Create a corner 3 by 2 tileclassic_corner(3, 2);// see the end of the code for all examples

If you use it, please let us know.

Examples

All tiles at once

Setting grid_type="test"; in the code will generate all the possible tiles as shown in this image.

classic tiles

Left of center in the above image

first columnmiddle columnslast columngrid_type="side"; | grid_type="side"; | grid_type="corner";grid_type="core"; | grid_type="core"; | grid_type="side2";grid_type="core"; | grid_type="core"; | grid_type="side2";

flat sided tiles

The nine tiles on the right side of the above image

first columnmiddle columnslast columngrid_type="top left"; | grid_type="top"; | grid_type="top right ";grid_type="left"; | grid_type="core"; | grid_type="right";grid_type="bottom left"; | grid_type=""bottom; | grid_type="bottom right";

single tile with four flat sides

In the middle of the above image

only cellgrid_type="single";The STL included in this repo is an example of stacking. It's only valuable as an example since every tile is a flat side. Who would want 12 tiles that cannot be joined together.

Horizontal flat tiles

Along the bottom of the above image

first columnmiddle columnslast columngrid_type="left end"; | grid_type="horizontal"; | grid_type="right end";

Vertical flat tiles

Down the left side of the above image

Only columngrid_type="top end";grid_type="vert";grid_type="bottom end";