Animation generation problems

Animation generation is in Beta and free during the beta. There's a daily per-user cap, and the output lives in specific folders inside your place — if those get deleted, previews stop appearing.

Symptom: "50 free animations today" error

You've hit the daily limit.

Fix steps

• The cap is 50 generations per user per day and resets at midnight UTC.
• Wait for the reset, or use the time to refine prompts before regenerating.

Symptom: preview dummy doesn't appear

After a successful generation, Revix puts a preview dummy in workspace.RevixPreviews and the KeyframeSequence in ServerStorage.RevixAnimations.

Fix steps

• Open Workspace in Studio and check for a folder named RevixPreviews. If you deleted it, regenerate — Revix will recreate it.

• Open ServerStorage and check for RevixAnimations. Same deal — if it's missing, regenerate.

• If both folders exist but the dummy still isn't visible, check whether something is blocking your camera view in workspace.

Tip: Don't manually delete RevixPreviews or RevixAnimations between generations if you want to keep previews around. You can clean them up when you're done.

Symptom: animation plays wrong on your character

R6 and R15 rigs have different joint structures. An animation made for R6 won't play correctly on an R15 character and vice versa.

Fix steps

• Check the rig type of the character you're animating (R6 has 6 body parts; R15 has 15).

• Ask the AI: "Regenerate this as an R15 animation" (or R6, whichever you need).

• Re-test on your character.

Symptom: KeyframeSequence is missing

The chat says it generated, but you can't find the asset.

Fix steps

• Look in ServerStorage > RevixAnimations. All generated KeyframeSequence objects live there.

• If the folder is empty, the auto-save failed. Regenerate.

• If you've generated many animations, look at the names — they include a prompt fragment to make them easy to identify.

Symptom: animation is too short or too long

Length is influenced by the prompt.

Fix steps

• Include a duration in your prompt: "a 2-second wave" or "a 5-second walk loop".
• Ask for revisions: "make this animation 50% longer" or "speed it up."

Limits

Related

• 3D generation problems
• AI not responding