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Troubleshoot Jabali Studio

Find your problem below. If nothing here helps, report the bug or ask on the Jabali Discord.

Try these first:

  • Restart Studio if anything seems stuck.
  • Check your internet connection if syncing fails.
  • Make sure you’re on the latest version. See Update Jabali Studio.
  • Publish frequently, and save versions before big changes, so you can always go back.
  • Make sure you’re on the latest version. Recent versions fix an issue that could stop some Windows users from signing in. See Update Jabali Studio.
  • If you sign in with Discord, make sure you’re logged in to the right Discord account in your default browser. If sign-in still fails, log out of Discord in your browser, log back in, then try again.
  • If the authentication page doesn’t load, restart the app or your browser.
  • Some VPNs and browser privacy settings block the login window. Try disabling them temporarily.

Go back to the home screen to reload your library, and make sure you’re signed in with the same account you used to create the game. Your library only lists games you can open and edit in Studio.

Click Rebuild the project in the toolbar, and make sure your scripts and scenes don’t have errors. Check the logs below the preview and click Ask Bali to have Bali look at an error. For Godot projects, if the build failed, click Diagnose with Bali. See Playtest your game.

It’s probably not broken. If you test while Bali is still editing files, you may be running a half-finished change. Wait until Bali finishes, then rebuild and test again. If it still crashes, ask Bali to look at the logs. Watch at 12:43

  • Close unused tabs or scenes.
  • Restart the app.
  • Make sure your computer meets the system requirements.
  • If you use many large assets, try reducing their file sizes.
  • If a very long Bali conversation feels slow, click Reset Thread to start a fresh one.
  • Make sure you’re on the latest version. See Update Jabali Studio.

Bali can get stuck in a loop, changing the same file or suggesting the same fix without solving the problem. Reset the chat and explain the problem from a new angle, with what you’ve already tried. See Reset the chat when Bali gets stuck.

Click Reset thread, then briefly summarize what you’re working on. Resetting clears the chat history but doesn’t change your project.

Click Retry on the error to send the request again. Bali already retries short connection problems on its own, so if the error keeps coming back, check your internet connection and try again shortly. See When a request is interrupted.

Some AI models can’t read images. Studio shows a warning on the image when the selected model doesn’t support it. Switch to a model that supports images and send it again. See Models and behavior.

Bali pauses and shows that you’ve reached your usage limit. Wait for your usage to refresh, or upgrade your plan in Settings → Billing. When Sparks are available again, click Continue to resume the request that was interrupted. See Sparks and usage.

Click Report (the bug icon at the top of Bali’s panel) to send a bug report. Include what you expected, what happened and how to reproduce it. See how to write a good bug report.