[PAID] Silo-LuckyWheel — Immersive 3D Lucky Wheel

SiloTek · August 15, 2026, 5:59pm

Fifty-four segments. One pointer. Let the wheel decide.

Silo-LuckyWheel is a full-size wheel of fortune standing in your world — a
hand-painted 1899 wheel on a brass-and-wood stand, spinning on a real axle
with a pointer that clacks over every peg. No menu, no interface: a player
walks up, presses G, pays the stake, and everyone nearby watches the same
fifty-four segments slow down onto the same winning slice.

Preview

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Test it on our Preview Server - What you test there is what you get !

Features

A wheel made of props, not menus

Two custom streamed models: the 54-segment hand-painted wheel and its
brass-fitted stand — western 1899 art, embedded collision
The wheel spins on its real axle and decelerates naturally onto the
winning segment
The pointer clacks over every wooden peg; a cash-register bell rings
when it settles — native RDR2 sounds, every one configurable
Everyone in range watches the same spin stop on the same segment

Real prizes, your house rules

One press, one stake — the server rolls, the server pays
Every wheel value pays money, items, or both, set per value in the open
config
Odds are yours to tune: default chances match the painted wheel exactly
(21 slices of “1”… one slice of “100x”); default payouts return ~84%
long-term, and every weight is one config line
Big wins (30 / 100x) can be announced to the whole server, with a
distance option
Pay in cash — or in items: a spin can cost money, a free spin, or an
inventory item (1x Gold Bar); every wheel can carry its own price, and
the prompt shows the price of the wheel you are standing at
Prize stock: cap how many times a prize can drop per restart — one
jackpot a night, five of the second tier; a sold-out prize leaves the wheel
and the rest share its odds
Discord logging: every spin to a webhook — who spun, what they paid,
what they won and the net swing; separate URLs for a busy log and a
highlights channel

Fair, decided entirely server-side

The winning segment is rolled server-side — clients only render
Distance checks, per-wheel busy lock, per-player cooldown and payout
identity, all validated on the server
The segment layout ships in the config, with a console tool to verify the
texture alignment slice by slice

A crash never costs a stake

Resource stopped mid-spin? Every pending stake is refunded
automatically, with a notification
A winner who disconnects mid-spin is identity-checked before payout
Failed item delivery (full inventory) is logged server-side and the win
message lists only what actually arrived

Built to be sold and to scale

VORP Core & RSG-Core, auto-detected — one package, both frameworks
No database — nothing to import, nothing to configure
Props spawn only near players; spin events go only to players in
range — a 150-player server with 10 people at the wheel does 10 players’
worth of work
All texts in one open locale file — 10 languages included (en, ro,
it, de, fr, es, pt, ru, pl, tr)
Unlimited wheels, map blips, open documented config: spin cost (global or
per wheel), duration, rotations, cooldown, sounds, odds, prizes, stock,
webhooks
Dev tools: segment-alignment tester + a cinematic demo loop for filming

What’s included

All three resources come in the download — nothing to source separately.

Resource	Purpose
`Silo-LuckyWheel`	The game (Lua logic escrow-protected; config & locales open)
`Silo-LuckyWheel-Props`	2 custom streamed models — the 54-segment wheel and its stand, hand-painted textures
`silo-libs`	VORP/RSG framework bridge — open-source (MIT), so you can verify exactly what it does: GitHub - SiloTekDev/silo-libs: Unified framework-agnostic API (VORP / RSG) for RedM scripts — write once, run on both. · GitHub

No external requirements. No database.

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Support & documentation

Discord (support & previews): SiloTek
Framework bridge source: GitHub - SiloTekDev/silo-libs: Unified framework-agnostic API (VORP / RSG) for RedM scripts — write once, run on both. · GitHub

Check Also:

Required information — Script

Required information — Assets (props)