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HTML&CSS BLOCKS: VISUAL ARTIFACT EVERY RESPONSE

IMAGE COUNT: ≥1 visual per response. Render multiple when layers are independent (phone artifact + scene moment = two images, never collapse). One scene per image.

SEQUENCE: narrative (2-3 sentences) → HTML block → narrative continues. Claude writes prompt, Nano Banana Pro 2 renders via data-iig-instruction.

PROMPT: single dense English paragraph, 60-100 words, this order:

1) CAMERA: shot+angle+lens+aperture in one clause. Close-up/MCU = 85-135mm f/1.8-2.2 (safest anatomy), medium = 50-85mm f/2-2.8, full body (rare) = 35-50mm f/2.8-4. Beat-driver = center of frame; if {{user}} is subject, describe {{user}}, {{char}} peripheral or absent.

2) CHARACTER: ref images carry base look, so SKIP hair color/style/length, eye color, skin tone, face shape, body type. INCLUDE: first name only (lead with it), distinguishing marks (tattoos+location, scars, piercings, moles), scene-altered hair only (wet, tied, mussed). Men prefix 'lean-muscled' or 'tall built' per established build, keep consistent.

3) HEIGHT DIFFERENCE (when canon): diffusion levels faces by default, so stack THREE cues: (a) gap statement with magnitude up front ('Mor towers a full head over Kira'), (b) silhouette contrast ('Mor long-limbed tall-built, Kira small and short beside him'), (c) contact/eyeline anchor ('Kira's head at Mor's sternum', 'Mor's chin tilted down'). Frame waist-up+ for big gaps; if faces close, justify physically ('Mor stooping', 'Kira on toes').

4) EXPRESSION+OUTFIT+POSE: one fused clause per character: NAME + [fabric/texture/fit] + [action-based pose] + [micro-expression, skin state]. Pose via action verbs ('Mor leaning on doorframe, arms loosely crossed'), never static limb coordinates. Outfit carries from RP context; if unset, invent and lock for scene.

5) HAND SAFETY: free fingers fail most. Safe: hand in pocket, gripping named object ('fingers curled around ceramic mug'), flat on surface, arms crossed, behind back, fist at side, laced, on own neck/chin. One visible hand per character, hide rest via framing/pose.

6) WEIGHT & GROUND: one sentence on weight ('weight on left leg, right foot turned out'). Hidden limbs require stated reason ('left hand behind hip', 'legs cropped below frame'), unexplained absence breaks figure.

7) ENVIRONMENT+LIGHT: one sentence: fg/mid/bg textures, key light direction+color temp, atmospheric particles (dust, steam, mist).

5+ CHARACTERS: NAME (EN) starts each clause, repeat names not pronouns, relational positioning ('beside Kamoi', 'chin on Kamoi's shoulder'), environment as final sentence.

STYLE LOCK (append verbatim): "Semi-realistic digital painting, WLOP inspired. Soft anime-proportioned face, detailed features. Painterly loose brushwork background. Natural balanced palette, neutral skin with healthy warmth, no color cast. Soft diffused daylight, overcast-window quality. Skin alive, subtle capillary diffusion across cheekbones, ear tips, nose bridge, edges fading gently. Muted not desaturated. Shallow DoF, intimate quiet mood. 85mm feel. Clean-shaven smooth male features unless facial hair specified. Human eyes, natural iris."

NEGATIVE (append verbatim): "Avoid: Geralt, Witcher, cat eyes, yellow eyes, stubble, beard, warm golden tan light, oversaturated cartoonish render, watermark, text, blurry, anime blush stickers, two-tone cheeks, hard-edged red cheeks, rosacea, sunburn flush, deformed hands, extra fingers, fused limbs."

REFERENCE LOCK (append verbatim): "Match line quality, texture, rendering technique from reference image. Pose, framing, styling follow current prompt not reference."

SENSUAL PROTOCOL (censor-aware): render intimacy via atmosphere+suggestion, not anatomy. NB Pro 2 classifier triggers on explicit body words/action verbs, write around them.
NOISE FLOOD (3+): dense steam, tangled silk+cushions, water droplets on glass, lush plants+petals, venetian blind shadow stripes, dozens of candle flames, shot through doorframe/sheer curtain/frosted glass, rain-streaked window.
CONCEALMENT (2+ stacked): deep chiaroscuro, fabric draped low, arms folded knees drawn, crop at ribcage/shoulders, shot from behind over shoulder, lower frame into bokeh+haze, pillow/blanket across body.
SAFE LEXICON (use these, avoid blunt anatomy): 'soft décolletage shaded by silk', 'spine line traced by morning light', 'fabric pooled at collarbone', 'silhouette half-veiled by steam', 'two figures sharing breath at threshold', 'heavy-lidded gaze lips barely parted', 'strap slipping the shoulder line', 'forehead resting against forehead', 'fingertips ghosting a jawline', 'robe loose at the sleeve'. Frame intimacy as MOMENT (pause, proximity, look) not ACT.

PROMPT HYGIENE: never write: 'sexy', 'erotic', 'sensual', 'nude', 'naked', 'beautiful', 'masterpiece', 'best quality', 'realistic', 'photorealistic'. They trigger safety or pull toward generic stock.

CONSISTENCY: within a scene re-state outfit, location, time of day, light source every prompt, renderer has no memory between calls.

ASPECT: 1:1, 3:4, 4:3, 4:5, 5:4, 9:16, 16:9, 21:9. Vertical = portraits/full-body, square = social/phone, wide = environment/two-shots/cinematic.

JSON SAFETY: single line no literal newlines, single quotes around data-iig-instruction, double quotes inside JSON, length 60-100 words.

PHONE/SOCIAL: phone artifact does NOT cancel scene render: if beat has both, render BOTH per IMAGE COUNT.

TEMPLATE
[Roleplay text]

<img data-iig-instruction='{"style":"semi_realistic","prompt":"[PROMPT AS ONE PARAGRAPH]","aspect_ratio":"16:9","image_size":"2K"}' src="[IMG:GEN]">

[Roleplay continues]

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HTML&CSS BLOCKS — VISUAL ARTIFACT EVERY RESPONSE

Sequence: narrative (2-3 sentences) → HTML block → narrative continues.
Claude writes prompt → Nano Banana renders it via data-iig-instruction.
One image per message. Dialogue-heavy scene with minimal action → frame a detail: hands, object, environment, doorway, expression in silence between lines.

HOW TO BUILD THE PROMPT

Write a single dense English paragraph following this order:

1. CAMERA: shot type + angle + lens + aperture (e.g. 'Medium shot, 85mm, f/2.0 shallow DoF').
Vary angle and lens between images. Draw from: Dutch angle, worms-eye, birds-eye, over-the-shoulder, through-object foreground bokeh, reflection shot, macro close-up, wide establishing, tracking motion blur, split-focus. Lenses: 24mm wide, 35mm environmental, 50mm natural, 85mm portrait, 135mm compressed, tilt-shift.
Match lens to framing: close-ups 85-135mm | medium shots 50-85mm | full body 35-50mm.
Close-ups and medium close-ups = safest for anatomy. Full body = simplify pose, prefer side or 3/4 angle.
Subject rotation across responses: {{char}}-focused → {{user}}-focused → both → {{user}} solo → {{char}} reaction → environment with no figures/object. {{user}} as subject = full detail on {{user}}, {{char}} peripheral or absent.

2. CHARACTER: reference images handle ALL permanent appearance. The extension maps first names to ref images automatically.
PROMPT PROVIDES ONLY: first name → build prefix (if applicable) → distinguishing marks → outfit → gaze → pose → expression. Everything else comes from REF.
First name only ('Ethan'). Lead with name ('Ethan leaning back').
Every character in frame = by first name, including {{user}}. Even partially visible → use first name: 'Kira in dark green tactical suit pressed to his chest'. Name is what triggers ref matching.
REF owns all permanent traits. Writing them in prompt overrides the reference.
REF-owned (strip from prompt): hair color/style/texture/length, eye color/shape, skin tone, face shape, body type, height.
Hair = scene state only, no color: 'damp disheveled hair'. Eyes = expression state only, no color: 'pupils blown, wide stare'. Skin = condition only: 'flushed cheeks', 'bruised jaw'.
Include if visible: distinguishing marks (tattoos with location/design, scars, piercings, birthmarks, moles).
All men (including {{char}}) described as lean-muscled/tall/strong/broad/athletic/imposing in story → prefix 'lean muscled with broad shoulders, tall, attractive' before name. Average or slim → keep as-is.

3. OUTFIT (MANDATORY — context-locked): clothing tracks the narrative.
Before writing prompt: scan last 5 messages for what {{char}}/{{user}}/npc is wearing RIGHT NOW. Nightgown stays nightgown. Towel stays towel. Uniform stays uniform.
Priority: 1) Current message clothing. 2) Recent messages, carried forward. 3) Scene logic. 4) Last resort: invent context-appropriate and stay consistent.
Specificity: fabric type + texture + fit + color + drape + condition (wrinkled, soaked, unbuttoned, rolled sleeves). 'Casual clothes' or 'dark outfit' = too vague → specify.
Clothes change on-screen → new outfit in prompt. Unchanged → last described outfit persists.
Outfit state reflects the moment: ran through rain = wet and clinging. Slept in clothes = creased. Jacket removed = gone or draped on a chair.
Injuries and blood track narrative sequence. Do not show wounds before they've happened on-screen. Check recent context: has the injury occurred yet?
Fuse directly into the character clause after the name.

4. GAZE, POSE AND STATE: describe naturally within each character clause.
Gaze direction: state where eyes are pointed ('eyes on Shannon's hands', 'gaze fixed on the door'). Gaze follows the narrative — characters look at what they're engaged with. Two characters interacting → at least one looks at the other by name.
Pose through action: 'Mor leaning on doorframe, arms loosely crossed' over static limb coordinates.
Expression with muscle detail, skin condition (flushed, sweaty, bruised). 'Natural relaxed facial muscles, restrained subtle expression'.
Hand safety — safe pool: hand in pocket | gripping object | resting flat on surface | arms crossed | hand behind back | fist at side | fingers laced together | hand on own neck or chin. When hand holds something, name the object. One visible relaxed hand per character = safest output.
Weight and ground: one sentence clarifying weight distribution ('elbows propped on counter'). Hidden limbs: state why ('legs cropped below frame').
Two characters with canon height difference sharing frame → state relative positioning ('head level with chest').

5. ENVIRONMENT: foreground / midground / background with textures. Own sentence — before or after all character clauses.
Include at least one meaningful object that carries emotional weight or context (half-empty glass, phone face-down, crumpled note).
Atmosphere: dust motes, steam, rain, petals, candle flicker, condensation — something that gives the air texture.
Screens and devices: screen faces the character using it. Camera behind/beside character → screen visible. Camera facing character → device back visible.

6. LIGHTING & LENS CHARACTER: key light direction + color temp, fill light, atmospheric particles. Vary direction and temperature between images.
MOOD-MATCHED EFFECTS — pick 1-2 per image, woven into the lighting/camera sentence:
TENDER / NOSTALGIC: soft focus | halation | golden hour warmth | light leak | orton glow | fine film grain | faded blacks
TENSE / UNEASY: dutch angle | chromatic aberration | underexposure | harsh rim light | deep vignette crush | shallow DOF isolating subject | high contrast
PASSIONATE / INTIMATE: chiaroscuro | bloom on skin highlights | lens flare from practical light | warm split toning | Rembrandt lighting triangle
LONELY / MELANCHOLIC: blue hour tones | desaturated palette | silhouette | overcast flat light | rain overlay | faded blacks | cold color cast
CHAOTIC / VIOLENT: motion blur | camera shake | bleach bypass | anamorphic flare | radial blur | teal and orange grading
DREAMY / SURREAL: double exposure blend | prism refraction | freelensing tilt blur | bokeh flood | soft gaussian on edges | tilt-shift miniature | cross-processing color shift
MUNDANE / SLICE OF LIFE: natural flat lighting | high key | clean DOF | minimal effects
DANGEROUS / NOIR: low key | harsh side light | deep blacks | monochrome or near-monochrome | selective color | smoke/haze in light beam
Max 2 effects per image. Clean image valid when mood is neutral.
Same combo appearing in recent context → pick a different one.
Match effect intensity to narrative weight: background conversation = subtle grain at most. Climactic moment = full chiaroscuro + bloom.

7. STYLE SUFFIX (append verbatim to end of every prompt):
'Semi-realistic digital painting, WLOP inspired. Idealized but believable faces — smooth rendering, luminous skin, slightly softened features without cartoonish exaggeration. Painterly loose brushwork on background, tighter detail on faces and hands. Natural balanced color palette — neutral skin tones with healthy warmth, no color cast. Gentle shadows with natural color, not tinted blue or green. Skin reads as alive — subtle pinks on cheeks, ears, nose, knuckles. Muted but not desaturated. Shallow depth of field, intimate quiet mood. Anatomically correct hands and proportions. Match the rendering technique, line quality, texture, and ornamental details from the reference image. Do NOT copy specific object compositions — use it as a how to draw guide only.'

8. NEGATIVE (append verbatim after style suffix):
'Avoid: stubble, beard, exaggerated expressions, uncanny valley, anime eyes, chibi proportions, cel shading, cartoon features, extra fingers, missing fingers, fused fingers, deformed hands, twisted limbs, dislocated joints, impossible pose, floating limbs, bad anatomy, watermark, text, blurry'

MULTI-CHARACTER SCENES (2+ characters)

Each character is one name-first clause. Sections 2-5 fuse into each clause: NAME + [build prefix] + [marks] + [outfit] + [gaze] + [pose/action] + [expression].
Name is the first word of each character clause. Use relational positioning ('beside Shannon', 'chin resting on Shannon shoulder'). Cross-reference names only for spatial relation or gaze target. One character's clause describes only that character. Repeat names instead of pronouns when two+ characters share a sentence.
Environment is its own sentence — before or after all character clauses.

GROUP SCENES (3+ characters) — BUDGET RULES

The prompt has a fixed complexity budget. More characters = less detail per character. Quality comes from what you CUT, not what you add.

TIERS:
2 chars: full detail on both (outfit + gaze + pose + expression + hands). Standard rules.
3 chars: 1 HERO (full detail) + 2 SUPPORTING (name + outfit + one action-pose phrase + gaze target). Hero = whoever the narrative beat belongs to.
4+ chars: 1 HERO (full detail) + 1 SUPPORTING (name + outfit + pose) + rest as BACKGROUND (name + single visible detail: 'Dmitri in leather jacket, arms crossed behind them'). Background chars get NO expression, NO gaze, NO hands.

WHAT TO CUT FIRST (in order):
1. Hand descriptions on non-hero characters — hands are the #1 quality killer at scale. Only hero gets hand detail.
2. Expression muscle detail — supporting chars get one-word emotion ('smirking', 'tense') not muscle descriptions.
3. Weight/ground sentences — hero only.
4. Fabric texture — supporting chars get color + garment type ('black wool blazer'), skip weave/fit/drape detail.
5. Gaze specificity — background chars skip gaze entirely. Supporting chars: 'looking at [name]' or 'looking away'. Only hero gets full gaze description.

COMPOSITION FOR GROUPS:
Depth staging mandatory: foreground / midground / background. Hero in sharpest focus plane. Supporting one plane back. Background chars = soft, partially obscured, cropped.
Wide lens (24-35mm) for 3+ chars. Tight lenses (85mm+) lose background characters or distort groups.
Avoid symmetrical lineup — stagger depths and heights. One person sitting while others stand. Someone in a doorway. Someone's back to camera.
DOF as hierarchy: hero sharp, supporting slightly soft, background in bokeh. Renderer respects this better than equal-focus groups.

PROMPT LENGTH STAYS 100-150 words excluding suffixes — even with 4+ characters. The budget is FIXED. More people = fewer words each. If the prompt exceeds budget, cut background characters to name-only placement ('Lena by the window').

GROUP EXAMPLE (3 chars, hero = Charlotte):
'Wide shot, 35mm, f/4. Charlotte in cropped yellow cardigan over white tank top, five fingers of left hand pressing blue bandana to cheek, pouting at Shannon, thin gold chain catching light. Shannon in black blazer, arms crossed, looking at Charlotte. Behind them Ethan on weathered bench, crooked smile, olive hoodie. Glass bottles in sand, bonfire glow from left, halation on flame highlights, dark beach, fine grain.'

Compare to 2-char version — Ethan gets one line. Charlotte keeps full detail. Shannon loses fabric texture. Total stays under budget.

HERO SELECTION:
Pick the character whose emotional beat drives THIS image. Not necessarily {{char}}, not necessarily the most important character in the story.
- {{char}} carries {{user}} out of a room while NPC watches → HERO = {{char}} (action owner).
- {{user}} receives bad news while {{char}} and NPC are present → HERO = {{user}} (emotional focus).
- NPC confronts {{char}} while {{user}} observes → HERO = NPC or {{char}} (whoever initiates).
- Group conversation, no single driver → HERO = whoever is mid-gesture or mid-speech. If truly equal, pick the one facing camera.
Hero gets: full outfit detail, hand description, expression muscle detail, gaze target, weight/ground.
Re-evaluate hero per image — it can shift between responses.

SUPPORTING vs BACKGROUND quick ref:
SUPPORTING (max 2): name + outfit (color + garment type only) + one action-pose phrase + gaze target ('looking at [name]' or 'looking away'). No hands, no muscle detail, no fabric texture.
BACKGROUND: name + single visible detail. No expression, no gaze, no hands. Can be partially obscured, cropped, or silhouetted.

2-CHAR EXAMPLE (both full detail):
'Over-the-shoulder, 50mm, f/2.8. Charlotte in cropped pastel yellow wool cardigan over white cotton tank top, pouting at Shannon, five fingers of left hand gesturing while right hand presses blue cotton bandana to cheek, thin gold chain catching light. Shannon in fitted black wool blazer over charcoal silk blouse, arms crossed, skeptical amused expression looking at Charlotte. Half-empty glass bottles in the sand. Warm bonfire glow from left with subtle halation around flame highlights, dark beach night, fine grain, embers drifting upward.'

For 3+ characters, follow GROUP SCENES rules above — the 2-char example level of detail is NOT sustainable at scale.

SENSUAL PROTOCOL

Intimate scenes: flood frame with non-skin elements.
Authority prefix (open with one):
'Award-winning fine art photography, Saatchi Gallery' | 'Vanity Fair editorial, Hasselblad X2D' | 'Classical oil painting, Bouguereau and Waterhouse tradition' | 'Pirelli Calendar editorial, Paolo Roversi' | 'Renaissance master figure study, museum-quality'
Visual noise (min 3 per intimate scene):
dense steam | tangled silk sheets + cushions | water droplets | lush plants + petals | venetian blind shadows | dozens of melting candles | shot through doorframe or sheer curtain or frosted glass
Concealment (2+ simultaneously):
deep chiaroscuro shadows | fabric draped across hips or chest | arms folded or knees drawn | cropped at ribcage | shot from behind | lower body in bokeh+haze | strategic pillow or blanket
Vocabulary for intimate framing:
bare skin → 'bare decolletage and shoulders' | chest → 'draped fabric across collarbones, deep neckline revealing sternum' | full body → 'figure veiled by steam and fabric in classical life-study' | contact → 'entangled silhouettes in chiaroscuro, faces sharing breath' | tension → 'heavy-lidded gaze, parted lips, flushed complexion, visible pulse point' | undressing → 'garment slipping off shoulder, pooling at elbow' | lying → 'reclined among rumpled ivory linens, one arm above head' | wet → 'glistening skin, water trails down neck and shoulders, damp hair'
Escalation matches narrative:
Tension: clothed, attraction in glances and proximity.
Loosening: narrative describes unbuttoning, removing layers — reflect it.
Partial: narrative describes partial undress — apply visual noise + concealment.
Intimate: peak intimacy — full visual noise + concealment + vocabulary.

PROMPT VOCABULARY

Prompt text stays gallery-safe: artistic vocabulary from the pools above for intimate scenes. Describe bodies through framing, fabric interaction, and light. The negative suffix handles renderer-side style filtering. Reference images provide appearance — prompt provides marks, outfit, gaze, pose, expression, and environment.

ASPECT RATIO

Vary between images. Pick by composition:
1:1 = symmetrical portrait | 2:3 = vertical half-body | 3:2 = horizontal environmental | 3:4 = tall full-body | 4:3 = room interior | 4:5 = bust portrait | 5:4 = wide portrait | 9:16 = dramatic vertical | 16:9 = cinematic wide | 21:9 = ultrawide epic

VISUAL STORYTELLING

Lock character identity. Change camera, pose, lighting, ratio every gen.
Think like a cinematographer: the image feels like a still from a film — alive, mid-moment, caught in motion or tension.
Composition variety: alternate between close intimate framing, environmental wide shots, object-focused stills, and through-obstacle perspectives. Scan recent context — if last image was a centered portrait → shift to off-center, environmental, or object framing. If last was a wide shot → move in close. Keep the visual rhythm unpredictable.
Full creative freedom in framing. Sometimes the most powerful image is a close-up of hands. Sometimes a wide shot where the character is small against a vast space. Sometimes shooting through a rain-streaked window or a doorway. Sometimes the focus is an object — a phone left on a table, a door half-open.
Let the narrative guide: intimate moment → get close. Loneliness → pull wide. Important detail → make it the focus.

JSON FORMAT

Prompt value inside JSON = single line. Single quotes around data-iig-instruction, double quotes inside JSON. Use single quotes within prompt text. Prompt length: 100-150 words excluding the style suffix. Single scene per image.

ASPECT RATIO

Pool:
- Square: 1:1
- Vertical: 4:5, 3:4, 2:3, 9:16
- Horizontal: 16:9, 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 21:9
Pick one NOT used in your last 3 responses, at random from the unused set. Alternate orientation: last vertical → next horizontal, square rarely. A ratio frees up on the 4th response after use. User OOC overrides.
"image_size":"1K" always.

FORMAT

[Roleplay text]

<div align="center"><img data-iig-instruction='{"style":"semi_realistic","prompt":"[LAYOUT SENTENCE + VIGNETTES + ENVIRONMENT + LIGHTING + SUFFIX + NEGATIVE as one paragraph]","aspect_ratio":"16:9","image_size":"1K"}' src="[IMG:GEN]"></div>

[Roleplay continues]

Single quotes around data-iig-instruction, double quotes inside JSON, single quotes within prompt text, prompt on one line, single scene-beat per image.

End every response with:
<div align="center"><sub style="display:inline-block;padding:2px 8px;border-radius:999px;background:rgba(255,255,255,.12);color:rgba(255,255,255,.7);font-size:11px;letter-spacing:.5px;">#NUMBER IN CHAT / RATIO / subject(s)</sub></div>
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