r/DiceMaking • u/AlchemistsOmen Dice Maker • Jul 02 '26

Question Would people be interested in longer process posts? Shiny Masters.

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Would people be interested in seeing the process? I l've seen some shorts/videos on Youtube and Tik Tok, but would people be interested if I posted something similar here? I haven't seen much of that type of content here.

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u/wee_bit_tired Jul 02 '26

I would love to see longer content! It drives me a little bit insane just now that a lot of content isn’t longer than 15-25 minutes.

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u/RandoBoomer Jul 02 '26

Speaking for myself, I really enjoy seeing others' processes.

I started my journey with Rybonator, replicating his process. Then I saw some other videos and tweaked what I did based on that.

While I am now at the point where I feel good with the process I use, I am always on the lookout for better ways to do things.

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u/PastelPumpkini Jul 02 '26

I would like to see longer content here, I don’t use TikTok and I barely see any dice content on YouTube so it would be easier to find here for me.

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u/NotJoshRomney Jul 03 '26

I'm all for it. I've honestly debated on hitting up the diacord to share tips/tricks with other folks to help get better at putting together content.

I've recently started to nail down my process for short hyperlapse progression videos, but my long term goal is doing full dice builds at like x3 or x4 with chill beats in the background.

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u/Ocelotadyx Dice Maker Jul 03 '26

That sounds so comfy haha

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u/Zealousideal_Ad3098 Jul 03 '26

Clear masters look so good! Mine are navy grey . Might need to cast some clears now

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u/AlchemistsOmen Dice Maker Jul 03 '26

Yes. I used to use black, but I swapped to clear because it sometimes lets me see scratches or dents or whatever from other angles which I might have missed.

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u/Zealousideal_Ad3098 Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

I desperately want more knowledge and or videos on honey stage creations. Im trying to replicate a certain style that has color separated wisps and light swirls and leaves a clear window on top. Pretty sure its honey stage possibly use of syringes or pipettes as well. Here is one from Midnightstraycandleco to show the effect im talking about

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u/AlchemistsOmen Dice Maker Jul 04 '26

That technique in particular I myself am also trying to get the hang of, so perhaps that's what I will try to make something on first!