piecepackr comes with built-in configurations for a variety of dice via the game_systems() function.

Version 1.5.2 of piecepackr comes with built-in configurations for Go boards and stones in a variety of colors and sizes via the game_systems() function. Here are some example diagrams for a game of Multi-player go.

Looney Pyramids aka Icehouse pieces is a game system invented by Andrew Looney. The package piecenikr provides a looney_pyramids() function that provides an icehouse_piceces configuration to make Looney Pyramids graphics with piecepackr.

Version 1.3 of piecepackr comes with built-in configurations for checker boards and checkers in a variety of colors and sizes via the game_systems() function. Here is an example of the setup for Dan Troyka’s game Breakthrough as well as Robert Abbott’s game Crossings.

piecepackr comes with built-in configurations for double-18 dominoes in six color schemes as well as Chinese dominoes in two color schemes via the game_systems() function.

The Hexpack is a piecepack expansion by Daniel Wilcox and Nathan Morse that essentially introduces hexagonal tiles and triagonal coins. In this demo we’ll show how to configure a hexpack that matches our default piecepack and make a simple diagram using it as well as show how to use the built-in hexpack configurations that come with piecepackr.

Tak is a two-player abstract designed by James Ernest and Patrick Rothfuss that is best visualized in 3D. We show an example of configuring piecepackr to draw standard Tak game pieces. We also show how the game of Tak can also be played with a piecepack stackpack.