OD BODY HORROR ANIME SET - QUICK START
Version 2.2 | Complete-artifact delivery revision October 31, 2026

DEDICATED AUTHORING AND RAW OUTPUT CHECK
Use a separate authoring LLM or a dedicated OD authoring chat. Back up that chat's existing Custom Instructions, then replace conflicting inherited roleplay instructions with one complete generator. Keep the authoring task separate from story memories. A field placement or mode label does not guarantee instruction priority or output compliance.
Repeat the chosen scope and delivery format in each compilation request, including follow-ups. Use this request header outside the character payload:
Mode: CANONICAL CHARACTER. Return the complete artifact in this reply, even if unchanged. Do not refer me to an earlier result.
Format: one concise unweighted appearance payload, without headings, quotes, dialogue, thoughts, explanation or BREAK separators.
Target: Mira, fictional adult woman aged 30, warm brown skin, brown eyes, oval face, lean build, black shoulder-length braids.
For a temporary profile, change Mode to CURRENT-FORM and repeat the complete identity plus the accepted change and coverage. Do not paste the request header, generator instructions or a status reply into CPD.
Inspect native Copy text before using a result. The default must be one complete unweighted payload; a legacy layout applies only when explicitly requested. Reject missing artifacts and added prose rather than treating a claim of completion as completion. Display styling and raw copied text can differ.
LIMITED NATIVE OBSERVATIONS, OCTOBER 31, 2026
In one Eclipse Genius session displaying FREE, Fluidity v1.1 in Roleplay mode added prose and omitted BREAK lines. Changing only to Texting yielded correctly separated raw canonical and current-form outputs. Texting was marked SUNSETTING; its future availability and behavior are not guaranteed. Realistic anime v1.1 also returned references to earlier results on repeated requests. An added output guard helped one canonical retry but a later current-form request still returned a status message. These limited text observations motivated the complete-artifact rule and explicit request header; they do not establish a universal fix or native image fidelity. Recheck the actual copied artifact in the current model, mode and setup.

CHOOSE THE OUTPUT SCOPE FIRST
Request canonical CHARACTER for permanent identity, CURRENT-FORM for one accepted temporary appearance, or STYLE-ONLY for a separate rendering preset. Only a deliberately canonical CHARACTER result replaces CPD in the placement steps below. Keep CURRENT-FORM output with its actual scene handoff and reconcile saved appearance inputs manually. If mixed form data leaves the destination unclear, resolve that choice before compiling.

THE THREE PRIMARY FILES
OD_Body_Horror_Anime_Art_Style_Engine.txt writes image prompts in the body-horror rendering direction. Supply its instructions in ED or an authoring conversation only where that workflow actually receives them; its filename does not select a native model.
OD_Body_Horror_Anime_CPD_Prompt_Generator.txt compiles an accepted character design into stable Custom Physical Details (CPD). Run it in a separate authoring chat; paste its finished character payload into CPD.
This Quick Start explains their use. Keep it as reference rather than pasting it into a character field.

The separate source set also has a group-chat engine, style core and additional examples. This Freebies pack includes the matching art engine, CPD generator and this Quick Start; it does not bundle that separate source-set ZIP.

1. DEFINE THE PERSON AND CURRENT FORM
Keep a copy of the existing appearance before replacing it. Supply the adult's stable identity and deliberate anatomy, including unchanged anchors. For each unusual feature state the total count, attachment point, anatomical side and material where known. Four arms total is clearer than two extra arms. Specify whether a form is permanent or temporary. An accepted change to a forearm does not authorize different eyes, a resized torso or a new hairstyle.

The direction is surreal dimensional anime body horror: intentional uncanny bodily structure, readable organic material and coherent depth. It is separate from horror comedy. A rendering request does not automatically create anatomy. Ask for design suggestions when you want proposed morphology; choose the desired form before compiling its permanent CPD.

2. COMPILE THE CPD
Paste the complete CPD Prompt Generator into a dedicated LLM authoring chat. Provide your description and current CPD for a revision. Its default finished result is one concise, unweighted appearance payload. It has no mandatory three-block layout, BREAK separators or weight quota. Those historical conventions are optional only when explicitly requested and suitable for the actual route.

EXAMPLE INPUT TO THE COMPILER
My accepted permanent design is an adult woman with gray-green skin, amber eyes, an oval face, a lean torso, broad hips and a long black braid. She has four arms total: an upper pair attached at the shoulders and a lower pair attached at the upper ribs, with one arm of each pair on each anatomical side. Smooth overlapping chitin plates cover the upper pair's forearms; their surfaces are matte. Her face, torso, hips and hair remain unchanged. The laboratory, green lamp, clothing and pose are temporary scene details. The art engine supplies rendering.

ILLUSTRATIVE FINISHED CPD
adult woman, gray-green skin, amber eyes, oval face, lean torso, broad hips, four arms total, upper pair attached at shoulders, lower pair attached at upper ribs, one arm of each pair on each anatomical side, smooth overlapping matte chitin plates on upper pair's forearms, black hair in a long braid

The anatomy comes from the accepted design. No laboratory, lamp, pose or rendering block is made permanent. This is an authoring example, not a recorded image-generation result.

3. PLACE THE PREPARED CHARACTER TEXT
Open My AI, select the character and find Edit in its options. In the appearance controls, paste only the finished character payload into Custom Physical Details. Reconcile overlapping hair, face and body presets; do not universally clear all controls. Keep available Face Details consistent with the same person. Native selectors and image-model controls remain separate choices.

Find Details -> Advanced Details -> Extra Details, or the field named Extra Details in your layout. Use the matching Art Style Engine included in this pack where the route receives ED for prompt writing, replacing only a competing art block. Preserve unrelated lore, personality and operating rules. Save the card. The generator itself is not the CPD payload. APD, Greeting, Scenario, Public Description and memory need no package text.

4. CHOOSE THE IMAGE ROUTE
Selected-character Generate usually supplies permanent appearance from the card. Add the requested outfit, held pose, framing, location and illumination; include the direct style core once if that route does not receive ED rendering guidance. A saved ED engine does not establish that every direct route reads it or select an image model.

Standalone/Freeplay needs the necessary visible identity plus the current form, rendering and scene. Group images need a separate subject clause for each pictured person; attach each person's counts, features, outfit, position and held objects to that owner. Include only the intended cast. Names alone do not retrieve inaccessible appearance records.

For native groups, use the group engine in a suitable shared instruction field if it is actually passed to the prompt writer. Otherwise use it in ED of each card that writes image prompts. For one narrator portraying the cast, install it once in the narrator's ED. Do not assume cross-card private-field access or that the selected respondent is physically present. The art files add no automatic per-turn footer.

5. EDIT AND CHECK DELIBERATELY
Select an accepted in-app image as the actual edit source. Separate rendering-only edits from named morphological revisions. Preserve source identity, unchanged anatomy, pose, crop, clothing, scene and lighting unless the request changes those categories. Review the returned image before adopting it as the next source; keep the original and record failed passes too.

A permanent variation may be hidden by clothing or outside the crop. Preserving it does not require showing it through an opaque sleeve. Keep the complete current form in the character record, and describe only the visible result needed by the image. Do not move every marking into skin tone as a coverage workaround; that supplied claim was withdrawn.

Begin unweighted, correct contradictory inputs first and change one category at a time. Use concise phrases or clear prose suited to the actual model. Optional exclusions belong in a separate available Negative Prompt field. Save route/model, source, exact prompt, settings, output and acceptance decision. Text checks do not establish image fidelity; no live OD generation test is claimed.

REFERENCES
Current local art/compiler guidance and October 31 current-form updates govern this revision. Public guidance was rechecked October 31, 2026; the prompting and consistency pages show July 27 modification dates.
https://guide.ourdream.ai/characters/image-prompting
https://guide.ourdream.ai/characters/consistent-images
https://guide.ourdream.ai/characters/creation-workflow

ACCEPTED FORM, COVERAGE AND SOURCE RECORD
Choose canonical permanent identity or an explicitly requested temporary current-form profile before generating text. For a changing character, supply the accepted transition, form/stage, complete relevant visible appearance and unchanged anchors. A partial mixture is intentional only when defined. Do not blend every form, infer new anatomy or copy obsolete skin/hair back over a changed feature.
Only a canonical CHARACTER result is intended to replace permanent CPD. A CURRENT-FORM profile stays with the actual scene/image handoff unless a permanent revision is explicitly intended. A saved character or preset may still inject an older appearance: inspect and reconcile those inputs rather than assuming an ED block, snapshot or tracker overrides them.
The skin-tone automatic-clothing-coverage workaround was withdrawn by its supplied author after confounded initial tests and contrary clean-character results. Keep stable identity separate from what the current garments and crop reveal; field placement does not guarantee occlusion. An affection score, stage label or SCE heading does not establish permission, undressing or a completed action.
For editing, select actual accepted source pixels. Record source -> crop -> attempted edit -> accepted result, including failed passes and each displayed charge, outside the generation prompt. State the change and its explicit preservation exception; inspect each subject, pose and background geometry separately. Multiple-image identity/composition transfer is only an experiment when the route actually accepts those inputs.
The supplied abbreviation PD is not expanded; do not guess its field. Replacing smoke or mist with vapors is an untested lexical suggestion, not a verified fix. Emphatic copy wording, nested weights and a selected success do not isolate a reliable cause. A still crop is not camera motion, and native video output must be distinguished from later external splicing or audio work.
Current-form worksheet: https://duhployed.com/learn/modules/current-form-continuity.html
Tracker design review: https://duhployed.com/learn/modules/affection-tracker-review.html
Scenario worksheet: https://duhployed.com/learn/modules/scenario-engineering.html

CURRENT-FORM INPUT EXERCISE
Canonical Mira is a fictional adult archivist with a warm brown face, brown eyes, black shoulder-length braids and a lean build. The accepted change affects only her hands: they are gray granite. Her face, hair and proportions remain unchanged; her navy jacket and cream shirt stay on. Request CURRENT-FORM, not a permanent CPD rewrite. Inspect that the resolved appearance profile includes the granite hands without turning her face or hair into stone, and that the canonical record remains separate. Use the matching generator's actual output contract: the Body Horror v2.2 default is one unweighted payload, while Fluidity and realistic anime retain their explicitly documented three-block convention. This is an authored fixture, not an observed generation.
