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Plugin won't connect

The Revix Studio plugin connects to the dashboard automatically when Studio starts, using the Roblox account you're logged into in Studio. If the widget shows Disconnected, the Connect button doesn't seem to do anything, or you see an Update Required warning, work through the steps below in order.

Symptom: widget shows "Disconnected"

The plugin can't reach revix.tech or hasn't authenticated yet. Most of the time this is one of two things: HTTP requests are off, or the Studio account doesn't match your Revix account.

Fix steps

  • Enable HTTP Requests in the open game. Go to Home > Game Settings > Security and turn on Allow HTTP Requests. This is per-game, so you have to do it for every experience.
  • Verify your Roblox account matches. The Roblox username you're logged into in Studio must be the same one you used to authorize Revix at revix.tech. Check the top-right of Studio.
  • Click "Connect Dashboard" in the Revix widget. The widget should switch to Connected within a few seconds.
  • Check Studio output for [Revix] errors. Open View > Output and look for any line prefixed [Revix] — it will usually tell you exactly what went wrong (HTTP 401, network error, etc.).
  • Restart Studio if the widget is in a weird state. The plugin establishes its connection on startup.
Tip: The plugin sends a heartbeat every 10 seconds. If you lose Wi-Fi for a moment, give it 10-20 seconds to reconnect before clicking Connect.

Symptom: "Update Required" warning

This means your installed plugin is older than the minimum version the server currently accepts. Reinstall is the only fix.

Fix steps

  • Click Install (or Update if you see that button instead).
  • Restart Studio so the new version loads.
  • Re-open your place. The widget should show Connected.

Symptom: Connect button does nothing

The widget click might be hitting an internal error before it makes a request.

Fix steps

  • Open View > Output and click Connect again. Watch for a [Revix] line.
  • If you see a network error, make sure revix.tech is reachable from your machine (try opening it in a browser).
  • Disable other Studio plugins temporarily. A conflicting plugin can sometimes hijack HTTP services or break widgets. Disable everything except Revix and try again.
  • Reinstall the plugin from the Creator Store (see steps above).
Warning: If your Studio account and your Revix account are different Roblox users, the plugin will fail to authenticate even with HTTP enabled. Log out of one or the other so they match.

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