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Install the Studio Plugin

Install the Revix plugin, connect it to your account, confirm it worked, and fix it if it did not.

The plugin is the bridge between the Revix website and your game. Without it, the dashboard has nothing to build in — sending a message just opens the install guide.

Before you start

Link your Roblox account to Revix first. The plugin has no login screen: it reads whichever Roblox account is signed into Studio and matches it to a Revix account. If nothing matches, it will never connect.

Check the link at Profile & Settings — the Account tab shows a Roblox row with either your username or Not linked.

Install it

  1. Open the plugin page on the Roblox Creator Store: create.roblox.com/store/asset/122070500639295. You can also click Install From Marketplace in the dashboard's plugin guide, which opens the same page.
  2. Click Install on that page and let Roblox add it to your account.
  3. Open (or restart) Roblox Studio and open the place you want to build in.
  4. Go to the Plugins tab in the Studio ribbon. You will see a group called Revix with a single button, also called Revix. Its tooltip reads Connect to Revix AI.
  5. Click the Revix button. A small floating window titled Revix Dev appears.
  6. Click the green Connect button in that window.

That is the whole install. The window is small on purpose — it shows a title, a version label, a status line, and the Connect / Disconnect buttons.

How to check it worked

In Studio, the Revix window should show:

  • a green dot next to the word Connected — red means disconnected, amber means it is still connecting
  • a line reading Open dashboard → (it only appears while connected)
  • a version label in the bottom-right corner reading v7.2

In the browser, open the dashboard and look at the connection pill in the toolbar. Connected, it shows a green dot and your game's name. Not connected, it shows Not Connected with a gamepad icon.

When both agree, you are ready for your first build.

You do not need Allow HTTP Requests

Older guides — including some of ours — tell you to turn on Allow HTTP Requests in Game Settings. That is no longer true. Studio gives the plugin its own network permission, separate from your game's HTTP setting, and the plugin never checks it.

If a message somewhere still mentions that setting, ignore that part of it and work through the fixes below instead.

After the first connect, it reconnects itself

Once you have connected successfully at least once:

  • The Revix window opens by itself when Studio starts.
  • The plugin reconnects on its own after a network blip, after a restart, and after you press Stop on a playtest — usually within a second or two, showing Connecting… for a beat first.
  • The Connect button becomes a manual override rather than something you have to press every session.

One exception, and it is deliberate: if you press Disconnect yourself, it stays disconnected. Press Connect to turn automatic reconnecting back on.

Pressing Play hides the Revix window for the duration of the test. It comes back when you press Stop.

The three things that actually go wrong

1. It says Disconnected and nothing happens

Almost always the Roblox account signed into Studio is not the account linked to your Revix account.

Fix it:

  1. Check which Roblox account Studio is signed into (top-right of Studio).
  2. Open Profile & Settings and look at the Roblox row on the Account tab.
  3. If they do not match, either sign into the right account in Studio, or use Reconnect Roblox on your profile to link the one you actually use.
  4. Back in Studio, click Connect again.

If they do match and it still fails, open Studio's Output window (View tab → Output). A line beginning [Revix HTTP] with 401 means the account lookup failed; 403 means your plugin is out of date — reinstall or update it from the Creator Store page above and restart Studio.

2. Scripts will not write, or the dashboard shows "One last permission to enable"

Studio blocks plugins from writing script code until you approve it, once, per plugin.

Fix it:

  1. In Studio, go to File → Advanced → Manage Plugins.
  2. Find Revix, click the permissions icon, and enable Script Injection.
  3. Alternatively, when Studio shows the permission popup, choose Allow All.
  4. In the dashboard, click Done on the guide. It closes by itself once Studio reports the permission is on.

3. Nothing happens when you click Connect

Open the Output window and look for a line containing NETWORK ERROR. That means the request never left your machine — either you have no internet, or Studio's network permission for the Revix plugin was denied.

Fix it: allow the Revix plugin's network access when Studio asks (it prompts per plugin), check your connection, then click Connect again. If Studio never asks, restart Studio and click the toolbar button again.

Still stuck? Make sure the plugin is on the latest version, then open a ticket in the Revix Discord.

What else the window can do

  • Disconnect — a red button, shown while connected. Ends the session and stops automatic reconnecting until you press Connect again.
  • Export Selection — sends whatever you have selected in Explorer to Revix. Its status line tells you what happened, e.g. Nothing selected — select instances in Explorer first.
  • Open dashboard → — opens the dashboard in your browser.

There is no resync button and no update banner. Progress messages appear in Studio's Output window, not in the window itself.

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