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Use movement controls to guide where the character goes. In world-exploration experiences, WASD input can shape forward motion while camera direction helps frame what you encounter.
PixVerse R2 is a real-time world model for continuous audiovisual generation and interaction. Enter a world in motion, guide it with movement, prompts, audio, and references, then keep exploring as the next moment unfolds.
Use movement controls to guide where the character goes. In world-exploration experiences, WASD input can shape forward motion while camera direction helps frame what you encounter.
Ask for a shift in weather, call in a vehicle, change the way a character moves, or redefine the scene around you. A prompt can enter the current experience instead of resetting it.
Changes in the world can remain relevant to what follows. Observe a change in context, then keep acting in the world that change helped create.
Rather than waiting for a completed video before you react, step into a world that is already generating and guide the next moment as it emerges.
Different inputs operate at different speeds and carry different kinds of intent. R2 brings these signals into a shared, continuous generation loop.
R2 is built around continuity, live control, audiovisual coherence, and an underlying model path that can keep expanding.
Persistent anchors such as character identity, environment, style, and world rules remain relevant as the experience continues.
Recent motion, pose, camera behavior, and environmental changes carry local dynamics into the next transition.
Object-level historical representations can be reused and compressed so details that still matter have a path forward.
R2 brings two connected processes into one model path: expand the capability of the world model, then carry that capability into a responsive operating range.
R2’s causal world-modeling backbone learns the relationship between historical world state, current live control, and the next synchronized audio-video segment.
Acceleration carries the causal foundation into a responsive operating range while preserving control response, long-context state, visual realism, and structure.
Structured attention focuses computation on dependencies most relevant to the active world state and control signals within a real-time budget.
Lower-resolution stages establish layout, subject motion, and camera structure, while a high-resolution stage restores texture, edges, and local detail.
| Signal | Response | Generation Path |
|---|---|---|
| Movement | Immediate local feedback | Short, responsive generation chunks |
| Prompt or Reference | A broader event or world change | State updates that can guide the next sequence |
| Audio | Timing, semantic content, and synchronization | Connected audiovisual continuation |
R2 is centered on a simple but consequential change: movement and instructions can keep influencing a generated world while it is happening.
Enter an audiovisual world, move through it, and use prompts to alter terrain, scene elements, characters, or ways of moving. Explore, respond, and continue.
Voice, expression, movement, and interaction can work together inside an ongoing experience, creating room for real-time character interaction.
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Quick answers about the running world, live controls, and the R2 experience.

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Move into a world that is still being generated. Change the scene while it runs. See where the next action takes you.