A few moves in my Toc Toc dance AI video are wrong or gone. What can I do?
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Short answer
The sequence is fixed, yet the video model sometimes merges or loses moves. The dancer might stand still, skip the knock, miss the turn or smile. Begin with a clear photo showing a neutral face, try the free 5-second preview if you qualify, and render again if it looks wrong. Every run is new.

The sequence to look for
- A one-leg hop, two raps on an unseen door, turning to the right.
- Turning to the front, a heel flicked out, arms flung low and open.
- Left side towards the lens, hopping and kicking in small bursts.
- Back turned, another knock, and a glare thrown over the shoulder.
- Front on once more, bouncing from foot to foot, heels kicking out.
- A frozen pose with arms down and out, eyes on the lens.
What to try
- Render again. Runs differ, and one may land closer.
- Pick a photo with a serious, neutral face, because a big grin may carry over into the video.
- Keep in mind that the 5-second preview squeezes the moves together; the 11-second video gives them space.
- Not fixed? Write to support@ozil-goal-ai.app and include the link to the video.
Questions people ask
How come my dancer stays motionless?
A calm portrait can look to the model like a person posing. Try rendering again or switch to a neutral-faced photo, and a proper dance is likelier.
If a move is missing, does that count as a failed video?
No. Only a run that stops before the end is a failure, and its credits come back. A completed video with a missing move is ordinary output.
Is it possible to get a smiling dancer?
No. The scene is built around a deadpan face from start to finish, and no option alters it.
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