Film World-Building Set FA0719
AIGC projects: 9-image sets, world view.
Film World-Building Set FA0719
AIGC projects: 9-image sets, world view.
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This skill is a professional "Film World-Building Visual Development Tool". It emphasizes world consistency, cultural logic, ecology and materials, character behavior, spatial relationships, and narrative connections across nine images. -------------- Responsible for constructing a complete world from a concept, reference image, or story idea, and outputting nine world stills. From a single concept, build a complete mythological world and output nine film still prompts. Responsible for exploring nine compositions around a fixed scene; from one image, generate 9 different composition versions. --------------- Suitable for: Fictional world visual development, reference world expansion, nine coherent stills from the same unfilmed movie, cultural/ecological exploration. Not suitable for: Single ordinary image prompts, character design three-view drawings, video motion prompts, storyboard breakdowns, nine compositions of a fixed scene.
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- v2
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