Why does the flip or landing look strange, and what can I do?
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Short answer
The flip and the slide are what the model finds hardest, so arms or legs may stretch and the landing may wobble. Try a photo of your full body in plain clothes, stay with the default place and outfit and test a 5-second bonus preview. Each render is new, so a second one may look better.
Quick fixes
- Choose a full-body shot where arms and legs show.
- Wear plain clothes: nothing long and flappy, no large prints.
- Staying with the default grey ramp and the clothes in your photo is safest.
- Run a bonus preview first, so a credit is not spent on a bad try.
Why it happens
A mid-air flip followed by a slide down a wet wall is fast and complicated, and the model has to invent it from a single photo. Because the effect is generated, it may look slightly off now and then.
Questions people ask
Is a second attempt included?
No. A correctly rendered video is not repeated at no charge; another run costs 1 credit.
Does anyone get injured on screen?
No. The scene is designed to finish with you standing in the water, and injury scenes are never produced.
Will another render look different?
Yes. Each render is new, so the flip can land differently. You can compare by testing with the bonus previews that come with a pack.
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