What happens if I have two of these dice? I'm cutting and pasting them and it seems like they can only handle six possible faces in play, even if you have multiple dice

Any chance of getting a version of this for other die types? 4, 8, 16, 20? There might be a change needed for the way it works, like a tool you drop the custom face on instead of on the die itself as dropping a face on a d20 might be hard to manage.....

This is great! It would be amazing to be able to get the value of the face currently facing up from a script. Currently if you get the .rotationValue you get the original face value.

Amazing!

This is incredible, and works like a charm!!

This is awesome. Thank you for that impresive job.

Something really novel. Well done.

Where did you get the models, for the frame and surface? Did you make them yourself?
The thing I was thinking of is to have different kind of dice (at least d6, d8 and d10) where the surfaces can easily be changed or colored, to dynamically adapt to the players playing. For instance, the first player die but instead of relying on external web service that generates a layout image,; directly be able to change the die surfaces.

@Shep if I find the time, I might try creating variations for the different sides, but I don't think these implementations have any real world applications for board games. As much as possible, I try to implement real world components into TTS. Example: I have no idea how a customizable d10 will work in real life.

@Baryonyx Yeah, it's definitely a niche component, but I thought it would be a fun component to implement.

@Mando Thanks!

This dice is amazing, really really useful.
Would love to be able to model or use same for at least a d8 and d10. (nice to have, d4)

Not sure how useful this is going to be in practise, but not bad man, not bad at all.

Brilliant!!!!!