Game asset GPT image character sheet prompt
A detailed prompt for generating a professional game/animation character sheet with strict layout and consistency instructions.
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| 1 | Create a professional game/animation character sheet. Original adult female high-altitude ruin explorer: warm brown skin tone, short messy silver-gray hair, transparent cyan-green goggles, old orange technical jacket, dark gray cargo pants, off-white heavy boots, cyan-green cylindrical breathing backpack. |
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| 3 | Character Lock: All views must maintain completely identical facial structure, hairstyle, body proportions, clothing cuts, backpack structure, colors, and wear positions; do not redesign the character. |
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| 5 | Strictly arranged from left to right: Full body front -> 90-degree side -> Full body back -> 3/4 action view; The right side independently displays equipment breakdown of goggles and breathing backpack. All characters maintain the same scale, feet on the same horizontal line, no occlusion between each other. |
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| 7 | Off-white character design paper background, precise ink lines + restrained concept design thick painting, able to clearly see fabric seams, buckles, metal wear, and equipment connection methods; uniform soft light, no dramatic depth of field. No text, no logos, no watermarks, do not add extra characters or duplicate equipment. |
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