Anima Christi Dance AI: the closing kick is weak or gone, how do I get it back?

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Short answer

The tested clips end with one leg lifted high and both arms wide. The model can flatten that into a small step or a low swing. Wear trousers or jeans in a full-length photo, test a 5-second bonus preview, and leave the place and outfit on their defaults. Every run starts from scratch.

A man in a white tee and black cargo trousers grinning on a paved courtyard in front of a bare concrete building (AI-generated example)
A man in a white tee and black cargo trousers grinning on a paved courtyard in front of a bare concrete building (AI-generated example)

What to try

  • Give the legs space: choose a full-length photo.
  • Trousers or jeans work; a tight skirt or a long coat restricts the kick.
  • Use a bonus preview before a credit goes on the full render.

Why the kick suffers

Balancing on one leg with both arms out is tricky, and the model must invent it from a still photo. Because it is generated, the kick can end up smaller than the one in the post.

Questions people ask

Is a rerun free?

Not for a clip that rendered fine: a new run costs 1 credit.

Is the kick taken from the post?

No. Only a three-second stretch comes from the post, and the moves continue from there, so the kick is our own extension.

Will another run bring the kick back?

It might: each run is generated fresh, so the kick can come out higher next time. A new run costs 1 credit, and a bonus preview from your pack lets you test first.

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