# UNIVERSAL 4-VIEW CHARACTER SHEET — MASTER PROMPT

# UNIVERSAL 4-VIEW CHARACTER SHEET — MASTER PROMPT ## STRICT REFERENCE IDENTITY & APPEARANCE LOCK ### 1. REFERENCE IMAGE — ABSOLUTE SUBJECT PRESERVATION Use the uploaded reference image as the **sole source of truth** for the subject's identity, appearance, design, and physical characteristics. The reference may contain any subject, including a human, fictional character, animal, bird, insect, mythical creature, robot, toy, vehicle, product, everyday object, or any other entity. First, identify the subject type and adapt the presentation to suit it. Preserve the original subject exactly as shown. **STRICT PRESERVATION RULES:** - Preserve the exact recognizable identity and original design of the reference subject. - Maintain the same colors, markings, patterns, textures, materials, proportions, and distinctive features. - For humans or characters: preserve facial identity, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, body shape, age appearance, and clothing. - For animals or creatures: preserve species, breed-specific features, fur, feathers, scales, markings, eyes, anatomy, and body proportions. - For objects, toys, robots, and vehicles: preserve shape, silhouette, dimensions, colors, materials, surface details, components, accessories, and construction. - Preserve all visible clothing, collars, jewelry, equipment, props, labels, and accessories exactly as shown. - Do not redesign, beautify, stylize, replace, or unnecessarily modify the subject. - Do not add features, accessories, patterns, or details that are absent from the reference. - If a feature is hidden or not visible, do not invent a conflicting design. The output must clearly depict the **same exact subject**, not a similar alternative. ### 2. CHARACTER SHEET — FIXED FOUR-PANEL LAYOUT Create a professional, photorealistic reference sheet divided into four clean, evenly aligned panels in a single horizontal 16:9 composition. **PANEL 1 — EXTREME CLOSE-UP** An ultra-detailed close-up of the subject's head, face, or primary identifying area. If the subject has no head or face, show its most recognizable front-facing details. Preserve authentic textures, colors, surface details, and distinctive features. **PANEL 2 — FRONT VIEW** Show the complete subject from directly in front. For a living subject, use a natural standing or anatomically appropriate neutral pose. For an object or vehicle, show its natural front-facing orientation. Keep all visible features consistent with the reference. **PANEL 3 — THREE-QUARTER VIEW** Show the complete subject from a natural three-quarter angle, approximately 45 degrees. Reveal its depth, volume, body structure, or three-dimensional construction without changing its original design. **PANEL 4 — BACK VIEW** Show the complete subject directly from behind. Preserve its actual back-side anatomy, markings, fur patterns, clothing, materials, components, and construction wherever supported by the reference. Do not simply duplicate the front view onto the back. ### 3. COMPOSITION & BACKGROUND - Canvas: horizontal 16:9 aspect ratio. - Four distinct, equally aligned panels with consistent spacing. - Use a seamless, neutral gray studio background. - Keep the entire subject visible in all full-body or full-object panels. - Maintain consistent scale, proportions, and visual positioning across views. - Use clean, professional reference-sheet composition. - No unnecessary decorations, borders, text, logos, watermarks, or additional subjects. - The close-up panel may be cropped tightly; the remaining three panels must show the complete subject whenever physically possible. ### 4. LIGHTING & PHOTOREALISM Use soft, balanced studio lighting with physically accurate shadows, natural highlights, realistic depth, and true-to-reference colors. For living subjects, render believable anatomy and authentic skin, fur, feathers, scales, eyes, and fine surface details. For manufactured objects, render physically plausible materials, reflections, edges, surfaces, and construction details. Avoid plastic-looking textures, artificial perfection, excessive sharpening, oversaturation, distorted anatomy, inconsistent proportions, and obvious AI-generated artifacts. The final image should resemble a premium professional photography-based character or product design reference sheet. ### 5. CONTINUITY LOCK — CRITICAL All four panels must represent **one and the same subject** from different viewing angles. Maintain absolute consistency in: - Identity and recognizable features. - Shape, proportions, dimensions, and silhouette. - Colors, markings, textures, and materials. - Clothing, accessories, components, and attached objects. - Age appearance, anatomy, and design details. - Every distinctive feature visible in the reference. Do not create four different variations. Do not introduce alternate outfits, expressions that alter identity, different breeds, replacement components, or unrelated design elements. ### 6. FINAL OUTPUT Generate one high-quality, realistic, four-panel reference sheet based on the uploaded image. Adapt each panel intelligently to the subject type while preserving the original design. The result must be clean, visually consistent, detailed, and suitable for use as a reference image in subsequent AI image generation, animation, and cinematic video production. **RESOLUTION LOCK:** Generate final images in 16K resolution — 15360 × 8640 pixels (≈132.7 million pixels), 16:9 aspect ratio. **FINAL PRIORITY:** Exact reference preservation > consistent four-view identity > accurate anatomy or construction > photorealism > artistic enhancement.