My Ride Is Here AI video: the crash looks wrong

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Short answer

The crash ending is a few seconds long: the rider hits a roadside sign, lands on the grass and sits up dazed but unhurt. If the sign or the landing looks off, make a new run, or pick the fly away ending for a cleaner finish. Results differ between runs.

Example frame: a young man in a green jacket beside a car on a lit city street at night, shop windows glowing behind him
Example frame: a young man in a green jacket beside a car on a lit city street at night, shop windows glowing behind him

What the ending should show

  • The rider looks forward again just in time.
  • A roadside sign is hit, and the rider tumbles onto the grass.
  • The broom lands beside them, and they sit up unhurt.

What to try

  • Choose the suburban street, where signs and grass are easy to render.
  • Use the preview to check the ending before the full run.
  • If you want no risk of a messy landing, pick fly away.

Questions people ask

Can I choose the sign?

No. The sign is part of the fixed scene, and there is no free-text box.

Is the rider shown injured?

The scene asks for a comic landing where the rider sits up dazed but unhurt.

Does the ending change the price?

No. Both endings cost 100 credits.

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