How to Use the Dice Roll Widget

The Dice Roll widget puts a table with up to six 3D dice on your scene. Press Roll and the dice tumble across the table and settle on a result your viewers can see. It is driven by you, not by chat, so it works for board-game streams, quick decisions and picking a number for a giveaway.

When to Use

Rolling for a tabletop or role-playing game on camera
Letting luck decide a challenge, a topic or the next guest
Picking a random number between one and a hundred and twenty (six d20 dice)

Steps

Open the Layers tab. Apps work on both scene types:
- Dynamic Scene: expand Apps & Widgets -> Add from marketplace
- Pro scene: click Add New Layer -> Apps & Widgets
Search for Dice Roll and click the card, then click Add to Scene

Step 2: Set Up the Dice

The widget lands on the scene as a green table with one die, and its settings open in the panel on the left.

Setting	Options	Notes
Dice Count	1 to 6	How many dice roll together
Dice Type	d6 (regular), d6 (numbers), d8, d12, d20	Regular d6 shows pips, the numbers version shows digits
Dice Color	White, Black, Red, Custom	Custom opens a color picker
Dice Size	slider	Bigger dice are easier to read on small screens
Glow Effect	on/off	A soft glow around each die
Table Settings	expandable	The look of the table under the dice
Advanced	expandable	Physics and animation details

Step 3: Roll

Click Roll. The dice tumble across the table and stop on the result.
Click Reset to clear the result and stand the dice up again.
Resize and move the widget layer like any other layer so the table sits where you want it.

Tips

Two or three dice read better on stream than six. Use six only when the total matters.
The d6 (numbers) type is the easiest for viewers to read from a phone.
Pair the widget with a text overlay that explains what the roll decides.
Add the Roll action to your fast action buttons so you can roll without opening the panel.