Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the questions we hear most about Revix, the AI that builds Roblox games inside Roblox Studio. For step-by-step guides, start at Setup.
What is Revix?
Revix is an AI assistant for Roblox development. You chat with it in your browser, and through a Roblox Studio plugin it works on your actual game — writing and editing Luau scripts, creating instances, building UI, generating 3D models, animations, and game images. It's an agent, not an autocomplete: you describe what you want, and it plans and executes the changes in Studio.
Is Revix free?
Yes — the Free plan lets you use Revix with a weekly allowance at no cost, no credit card required. Paid plans add a bigger allowance, the stronger Revix MAX model, priority responses, and team features. See Plans Overview for the full comparison.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You can describe what you want in plain English — "make a shop where players buy speed boosts with coins" — and Revix writes the Luau for you. Knowing some scripting helps you review and refine what it builds, and Revix is also a good way to learn: ask it to explain any script it writes.
How does Revix connect to Roblox Studio?
Through the official Revix plugin from the Creator Store. The plugin syncs your game's scripts and instance tree to your dashboard session and executes the AI's changes inside Studio, wrapped in undo waypoints. Installation takes about two minutes — see Setup and Plugin Overview.
Can AI really build a whole Roblox game?
Revix can build complete playable systems — obbies, simulators, tycoons, round-based games — from a series of prompts. Large games work best when you build feature by feature: describe one system at a time, review it, then move on. The AI breaks big requests into checklists and works through them step by step.
Will Revix mess up my game?
Every change the AI makes is wrapped in a Roblox Studio undo waypoint, so Ctrl+Z reverses it like any manual edit. Revix also can't publish your game — you stay in control of saving and publishing. See undo for how the safety net works.
What AI models does Revix use?
Revix offers two models: Standard, tuned for fast everyday edits, and Revix MAX, a deeper-reasoning model for complex systems and hard debugging. You can switch between them per message. See Picking the Right Model for when to use which.
Does Revix work on Mac?
Yes. Revix runs wherever Roblox Studio runs — Windows and macOS. The dashboard works in any modern browser. See System Requirements.
Can Revix generate 3D models, animations, and images?
Yes. Revix generates custom 3D meshes from a text prompt (via Roblox's Cube 3D model), R6/R15 keyframe animations, game icons and thumbnails, and complete ScreenGui interfaces. See Generate 3D Models, Generate Animations, Generate Game Images, and Build UI with AI.
How is Revix different from other Roblox AI plugins?
Most Roblox AI tools generate code snippets you paste in yourself. Revix is agentic — it reads your existing game, plans multi-step changes, executes them directly in Studio, and verifies its work with tools like grep and property inspection. For head-to-head breakdowns, see our comparison pages.
Is my game's code safe with Revix?
Your scripts sync over HTTPS to power the AI's context and are protected by your account login (Roblox OAuth). Revix never publishes, sells, or trains public models on your game code. See Privacy & Security.
Why isn't the AI responding?
Usually it's a plugin connection issue or an exhausted allowance. Check the plugin widget's connection status, then your remaining usage in the dashboard. The AI Not Responding guide walks through every cause, and the Troubleshooting Hub covers everything else.