Per-prize win chance in percent, layered PSD sources, every sector stops on its own angle

A prize wheel you drop into the map: the Verse device holds the odds, your own buttons start the spin, and a cinematic sequence lands it.

A wheel that always lands on the same prize stops being a reward after two spins. This one picks the winner from percentages you set in the Verse device and plays the sequence that stops there. Place the model, the device, and your buttons.

What it does:
🎯 Win chance per prize: Every sector gets its own percentage in the Verse device, and the set has to add up to 100 — retune which prizes are rare without opening the code.
🎬 One sequence per sector: The spin runs on Cinematic Devices, with a sequence per winning sector that stops between 1900 and 2300 degrees — it slows onto the prize instead of snapping to it.
🎨 Photoshop sources included: The wheel face ships as layered PSD files plus the textures — repaint the colours and rewrite the prize labels so the wheel matches the rest of your map.
🧩 Drop-in 3D model: The wheel comes as a finished model — put it in the map, place the Verse device from the pack, and the logic is already written.
🔗 Your own buttons start it: Link the buttons you already use and the sector sequences to the device — the spin fires from whatever the player interacts with on your map.

What you can change: The win percentage of every prize, as long as they still total 100; the wheel face and the prize text, redrawn in the included PSD files and re-exported as textures; the stopping angle of each sector's sequence, anywhere between 1900 and 2300 degrees; and which buttons in your map start the spin.

Requirements & setup: No Verse knowledge needed. Drop the 3D model into your map, place the Verse device from the pack, and link your buttons and the sector sequences to it.

What's inside: The wheel 3D model, the Verse device holding the drop chances, one cinematic sequence per winning sector, and the Photoshop source files (PSD) with the wheel textures.

Good to know: The drop chances have to add up to exactly 100%. Every winning sector needs its own sequence, so adding a prize means adding a sequence with its own stopping angle. Changing the prize text means editing the PSD files and re-exporting the textures, not typing in the device panel.

Support & updates: Lifetime updates included — if a Fortnite patch breaks something, the fix ships free. Direct support on Discord, usually the same day.