Models for 3d printing a 3 players version of Tic Tac Toe.

First print one pawn and the print_size_tester file. The pawns are made to fit exactly with my printer, the results may vary with yours so you may have to slightly shrink or enlarge the pawns accordingly. Once tested, proceed to print the full board.A personal tip coming from experience: do not print the pawns in pure white, the symbols become hard to see in strongly lit environments (as you can notice from my pictures).

Feel free to make up your own rules, the following ones are the ones I made up with my friends:

Needed to play: 1 board, 7 pawns per shape, 1 king per shape.Each turn a player places a pawn. You cannot occupy two corners of the same size (it's an almost guaranteed victory)When a player has 3 pawns in one line (like tris), even if non-consecutive, that player wins. For example if one line looks like OXOO, the O player wins.At any point the player may place their king instead of a regular pawn. Other players cannot win if a king is blocking the line. In the previous example, if the X pawn was the king, O wouldn't win.

Optional rules:During each player's second turn, the new pawn cannot be placed in the same column, row or diagonals as the first turn pawn.Placing a pawn on the opposite side of an enemy pawn (from OX- to OXO) causes the middle enemy pawn to be removed from the board. Kings cannot be removed this way.