The point n°1 is due to the fact that when placing the dices on the top, the game does not center them in the middle of the tower, but at the opposite side of the "circle". So dices always rip on the cone slope. I don't know if it's due to your mesh and/or script, but you'll have to fix it.

Correction : don't attach the door to the step (wich is inside), instead remove that fucking step and elevate the door base so when closed, it's more high than now. The consequent angle when opened will be increased.

There is tons of problems :
1. Dices sometimes doesn't enter the top of the tower and stay stuck.
2. Dices don't roll well at the exit, and stay stuck on the platform 99% of time.
3. There's even dices that can be "broken" because you have a step in-between the platform and the frame of the door.

You could have solved points 2 and 3 by increasing the angle of the platform (the door itself) and attaching it to the top of the step instead of the bottom.

Please plug your brain, you make me lose time. Thank you.

Hi! I love the shape of this tower and I was wondering if it would be alright for me to use it in a future project? I would credit you of coarse ^^

having the dice kick out a bit more would go a long way, even rolling 6 d6 they want to stay on door and using more dice i've had them clog up at the bottom of the tower a handful of times

Hello, it seems like the texture images are gone. Could you upload them again ? These were really nice Dice Towers

New to TTS - loving it! Wasn't sure how to import this tower into my games so dice don't go flying across the table. But followed my intuition and found it incredibly easy......

I used your 'right-hand' tower and saved it as a re-usable object. It works a treat...thanks!

Very cool, thanks!

Sweet! Thank you for sharing.