FIG. 11Working project / Automatic
Automatic Strips with Rotation
Let the layout place card and marker groups in strips, including a rotated arrangement when useful.
Automatic planning
These projects let BGI try arrangements while preserving the choices you have already made. Compare simple searches with anchored parts, existing containers, and fixed areas.
FIG. 11
FIG. 12Working project / Automatic
Automatic T Grid
One wide group and two taller groups share a three-compartment T layout.
FIG. 13Working project / Automatic
Four Components Needing a Cross
Four groups of pieces each get a place in a compact two by two tray.
FIG. 14Working project / Automatic
Four Components with a Fixed Cross Order
Keep a prescribed group order while the layout sizes a four-compartment cross.
FIG. 15Working project / Automatic
Marker Grid Beside Two Existing Containers
Find a place for a new marker tray around two existing closed boxes.
FIG. 27Working project / Automatic
Four Components with One Fixed Cross Slot
One chosen group keeps its assigned place while three others fill the remaining spaces in a two by two tray.
FIG. 28Working project / Automatic
Fixed Grid Origin Beside Existing Containers
Anchor the marker tray at a specified position and arrange two existing boxes around it.
FIG. 29Working project / Automatic
Corner Packing with Existing Containers
A marker tray and two existing boxes nest into a corner arrangement rather than one long row.
FIG. 30Working project / Automatic
Shelf Packing with Existing Containers
The layout places a marker tray and three existing boxes in two rows.
FIG. 31Working project / Automatic
Fixed Existing Container Origins
Fix the positions of two existing boxes, then place a marker tray and a third box in the remaining space.
FIG. 32Working project / Automatic
Staggered Packing with Existing Containers
A new compartment and three existing boxes interlock in a staggered arrangement.
FIG. 34Working project / Automatic
Automatic 3x3 Grid
Nine groups of the same size each receive a space in a three by three tray.
FIG. 35Working project / Automatic
Automatic 3x4 Instance Grid
Twelve individual items are arranged in a three by four grid of compartments.
FIG. 36Working project / Automatic
Hybrid Fixed and Automatic Groups
Combine a card tray with fixed dimensions and a marker tray sized from its contents.
FIG. 37Working project / Automatic
Hybrid Free Automatic Position
Fix the card box in one corner and let the marker tray find its own position.
FIG. 38Working project / Automatic
Hybrid Grid with Existing Container
Keep the card tray in place while arranging a marker tray and an existing closed box around it.
FIG. 39Working project / Automatic
Multiple Automatic Grids
Arrange separate card and token trays around a fixed dice tray and an existing box.
FIG. 40Working project / Automatic
Automatic Grids with Estimated Loose Volume
Size the loose-marker compartment from estimated bulk volume while giving cards a separate tray.
FIG. 41Working project / Automatic
Low Components with Constructible Walls
Use shallow storage for low card and marker groups while preserving the wall height needed for assembly.
FIG. 42Working project / Automatic
Fixed Compartments within an Automatic Grid
Preserve the two-part card and dice sections while arranging markers and gems in the remaining spaces.
FIG. 43Working project / Automatic
Fixed Frame with Automatic Compartments
Keep a full-height card column and divide the remaining area into two independently arranged sections.
FIG. 74Working project / Automatic
Optional Shared Storage
Compare one shared compartment for cards and markers with two separate compartments using a single automatic search.