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How to create and test an R15 character animation with AI with Roqer

Ask for a run, wave, or dance and the agent makes, checks, and playtests an R15 animation.

Who it is forA Roblox creator who needs a custom emote or movement for player characters and does not have an animator on hand.

The problemMaking an R15 animation, publishing it, assigning it to characters, and confirming it plays usually takes several separate tools.

The outcomeThe agent creates the animation, checks the motion before Studio sees it, publishes it as the place owner, sets it on player characters, and confirms it plays in a playtest.

What you need first

  • Windows and Roblox Studio (macOS is untested)
  • Node.js 20 or newer
  • A model: ChatGPT with the Codex app, Claude with Claude Code, Gemini with the Antigravity CLI, or any OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible endpoint
  • Git, to clone the repository

Steps

  1. Complete the setup from the Roqer repo: npm install, npm run build:all, and npm run start:desktop.
  2. Open or restart Roblox Studio so it loads the Roqer plugin, then open your place.
  3. In Roqer, ask for an animation such as a run, a wave, or a dance.
  4. Preview the motion in 3D in the chat before it goes to Studio.
  5. Confirm the playtest check that the animation plays on your characters.

Prompt for your agent

Using the Roqer repo at <repo path>, ask the Roqer agent to create a <animation name> R15 animation for the place <place name>. Expected output: a published animation applied to player characters and a playtest check that it plays. Verify the motion in the 3D preview before accepting the result.

Caveat. The agent publishes animations as the place's owner, so confirm the place ownership before running this use case.

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