When a scene needs real numbers, Butter Motion fetches them for you before the AI starts drawing. Ask for a chart of a currency or a coin, a weather card or a "today" card, and the scene uses real values instead of made-up ones. It works on every tier, Animation included.
| Data | What you get | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Exchange rates | Daily rates for the dollar, euro, ruble, yuan, pound, yen, tenge, lira and lari | Bank of Russia for ruble pairs, European Central Bank for the rest |
| Crypto | Daily prices in US dollars for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Toncoin, Dogecoin, XRP and Cardano | CoinGecko |
| Weather | The current temperature, wind and humidity, plus a 7-day forecast for the city you name | Open-Meteo |
| Today's date | The real date on your computer, for calendars and "today" cards | Your computer |
Your numbers always win. If the prompt has its own prices ("Bitcoin at $73,500"), a list of values ("100, 200, 300") or temperatures ("24°C and sunny"), the scene uses exactly those and nothing is fetched. To get made-up figures on purpose, say so: "example numbers", "sample data".
Write the period any way you like and the AI works out the dates: "September 1-14", "the first two weeks of September", "last week", "since the start of autumn", "in August 2025", "01.09-14.09". The chart then shows exactly those days, and the axis is labelled with the real dates. With no period in the prompt, a chart covers the last 30 days.
Periods can go back up to a year for crypto and further for exchange rates. The end of a period is never later than today.
Understanding periods in free form needs plugin version 1.1.6 or newer. Older versions read simple periods like "week", "month" or "year" and otherwise show the last 30 days.