FIG. 01Working project / Manual
First Box
Start with a single open compartment when all the pieces can be stored together.
Basics and storage requirements
See how BGI gives cards, tokens, player sets, and existing boxes their own space. These projects start with simple compartments, then show when several things deliberately share one.
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FIG. 05Working project / Manual
Assigned Cards and Markers
Two card stacks and a set of markers each get their own compartment.
FIG. 06Working project / Manual
Cards and Markers Beside Existing Container
Build compartments for two card stacks and markers while reserving space for an existing deck box.
FIG. 07Working project / Manual
Existing Closed Containers
Plan the game-box layout around a card box and token box without building an insert for either one.
FIG. 08Working project / Manual
Two Local Compartments and an Existing Box
Red and blue markers each get a small separate tray beside an existing card box.
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FIG. 17Working project / Manual
Shared Storage Row
Store red cards and blue markers in one compartment, with their side-by-side positions and 2 mm gap specified.
FIG. 18Working project / Automatic
Automatic Shared Storage Row
Keep cards and markers in one shared compartment while the layout determines the group’s placement.
FIG. 19Working project / Manual
Separate Player Set Instances
Two player sets use separate compartments, keeping each set ready to hand out.
FIG. 20Working project / Automatic
Automatic Separate Player Set Instances
Give each repeated player set its own compartment without drawing every compartment by hand.
FIG. 21Working project / Automatic
Grouped Player Set Instances
Store repeated player sets together when they do not need individual compartments.
FIG. 26Working project / Manual
Positioned Storage Group
Red cards, blue markers, and green dice share one compartment in an L-shaped arrangement.
FIG. 48Working project / Manual
Shared Storage Stack
Two flat card stacks and two dice share one compartment, stacked vertically without extra shelves.
FIG. 49Working project / Automatic
Automatic Shared Storage Stack
Two card stacks and two dice form a single vertical group inside a shared compartment.
FIG. 50Working project / Manual
Shared Bulk Volume
Two kinds of loose markers share one compartment sized for their combined bulk.
FIG. 51Working project / Automatic
Automatic Shared Bulk Volume
Let the layout size a single compartment from the combined bulk volume of two loose-marker groups.