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Account & Remote Features

An account is optional until you need Custom Prompts, Motion Refinement, or account actions such as refreshing credits and opening the purchase flow.

Custom Prompts

When you switch from Preset Prompts to Custom Prompts, Blaze Puppeteer requests remote text embeddings for the typed prompt and then continues with local generation on your machine.

Motion Refinement

Variation, Extend/Shorten, and Loop work from a selected History motion. They process that selected motion only.

Credits And Browser Flows

The account bar lets you sign in, create an account, refresh credits, add credits, open Help, open Support, and log out.

CapabilityWithout loginWith login
Local preset generationYesYes
Custom PromptsNoYes
Motion RefinementNoYes
Credit display and refreshNoYes
Browser signup and add-credits flowOptionalYes

The account bar sits at the top of Motion mode.

When you are signed out, the account bar shows:

  • Login
  • Create Account
  • Help
  • Support
Signed-out account bar
Signed-out account bar

If you sign out while Custom Prompts is active, Blaze Puppeteer returns the prompt mode to Preset Prompts.

Blaze Puppeteer does not ask for your password inside Blender. Login opens in your default browser and Blender waits for the session to return.

  1. In the Motion panel, click Login from the account bar.

  2. Complete the website flow in the browser window that opens.

  3. Once the session is confirmed, the account bar updates automatically.

These actions use the same browser-first pattern:

  • Create Account opens the signup flow.
  • Add Credits opens the purchase flow.
  • Refresh updates the displayed balance after a purchase or another account change.

These stay on your machine in the normal preset-driven workflow:

  • Your meshes, materials, and scene assets
  • The _Blazed and _TPOSE helper rigs
  • Preset-driven local generation through Kimodo
  • PostPro settings such as root extraction and unbaking

Blaze Puppeteer saves the returned sign-in session on your machine where the operating system supports it.

Check these first:

  1. Your browser finished the sign-in flow successfully.
  2. Blender still has network access.
  3. The account bar is not stuck in a temporary polling state.
  4. Blender is allowed to save the returned sign-in session on your machine.

If the session still does not appear, continue with Troubleshooting.