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This was the first mod I made and I had no idea you could identify an object's type without using name/description when I first wrote it :)
Anyhoo, I uploaded a new version. I used the same method as MrStump, so chips no longer need to be named "Chip". You can also now put the value of the chip in the name (ie. $10000). Editing the script file of the chip is no longer necessary.
A note that only custom chips needs to be named with the value in the name. Standard chips can have any name, including the names he used in his mod. However, in order to identify the owner of the chip, they must still have the player color in the description. You'd need to make some changes to his mod in order to make that work correctly.