Bàn cờ & quân Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe

Ultimate Tic-tac-toe. Its grids within a grid! This twist on the classic game allows for more strategy and keeps you playing longer.

how to play:

1. The Board: Imagine a regular tic tac toe board. Now, in each of those nine squares, there's another tic-tac-toe board. So, you've got 9 mini-boards making up one mega-board.

2. The Start: Two players go head-to-head. One's X, the other's O. Traditional tic tac toe style.

3. The Move: When you mark a square in any mini-board, you send your opponent to its corresponding mini-board. For example, top right square sends them to the top right mini-board.

4. The Objective: You're aiming to win three mini-boards in a row, column, or diagonal to win the mega-board.

5. The Twist: If you get sent to a mini-board that's already been won or is a full draw, congrats, you've got a free pass! You can choose any open square on any mini-board for your next move.

6. The Strategy: Think ahead. Every move's got a ripple effect. You're playing the mini-board and the mega-board at the same time, so keep your eyes peeled and your brain in gear.

7. The Win: Nail three mini-boards in a line, and you're the Ultimate Tic Tac Toe champ.

That's the game in a nutshell. It's like tic-tac-toe's bigger, brainier brother. Give it a whirl, and may the best strategist win!

What are the files:

1. 3mf file that includes all pieces needed on their own build plate. Works well in bambu slicer
2. The smaller Xs that are used in the mini-board
3. Larger Xs to show you've won a mini-board.
4. Box to store all the pieces in
5. Game board itself
6. The smaller Os that are used in the mini-board
7. Larger Os to show you've won a mini-board

****Note for printing the board: 
If using a printer like the Bambu X1C or P1S, in order to print the board you do need to turn off the exclusion zone. In order to better explain how to do that please view their wiki article on how to do so. https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/knowledge-sharing/print-volume-limitations
This will allow you to use the full 256x256x256 area of your build plate. (***Does not work with changing filaments)