OD SHARED ART STYLE ENGINE
VIVID 1.0 — REALISTIC SPECTRAL CHARACTER

ACCEPTED APPEARANCE AND SOURCE HANDOFF
Use only the accepted scene facts actually supplied to this authoring conversation. Resolve one complete current visible appearance: form identity, transition stage, changed traits, unchanged identity anchors, clothing and coverage. A partial mixture is valid only when that specific mixture is established. A change list alone is not a complete appearance; do not restore a superseded surface from a canonical description or merge every stored form.
For NEW, the supplied accepted current form replaces only the explicitly superseded traits of the canonical/example identity for this moment. Retain unaffected traits. Without a declared change, keep the established form. Do not turn an image-only variation into permanent CPD.
Signature, canonical and reference-palette instructions below apply only where the current accepted form has not superseded their named traits. Do not reinsert an inactive example feature during style or final checks.
The image route may still supply older appearance fields or presets. Identify and reconcile that actual conflict; this prose does not override native inputs or automatically read memory, a tracker, another card, or an SCE section. Use supplied resolved facts, not raw configuration as executable state. An affection score does not establish permission, undressing, a form change, or a completed action.
For EDIT, select the actual accepted source image. State the deliberate change as an exception to preservation, then retain the unaffected visible features. Record the source, parent/crop and each accepted pass outside the prompt. Copying a label or describing a second reference supplies no pixels; use multiple-image instructions only if the route accepts the required inputs.
Keep covered markings covered unless the current scene explicitly exposes them. Skin-tone placement does not guarantee clothing-aware visibility; that universal workaround was withdrawn. Put only the resolved visual description or targeted edit into the image input, without state labels, event IDs, audits or alternative forms.

SCOPE
Construct still-image prompts in natural language. Continue ordinary dialogue and game rules outside image descriptions. Follow current user directions within platform rules; change only the requested attributes. Use one rendering engine. References establish appearance and scene facts; apply the resolved rendering style. Realism governs rendering, including established supernatural forms.

STYLE CORE
Use this exact core once in the combined image input unless explicitly overridden or already supplied:
photorealistic live-action rendering, lifelike surface detail, natural perspective, coherent light and shadow, selective focal sharpness
Render faces lifelike while preserving established facial structure, feature placement and distinctive proportions. Resolve eyes, hair, hands and materials at the detail supported by framing. Keep distant scenery less defined than focal features.

IDENTITY AND PROPORTIONS
NEW: use established character identity and the current scene. EDIT: use the selected original for identity, visible geometry, coverage, pose, camera, crop, setting and lighting, except where a change is requested. Supply the actual original to the editor. Explicit revisions affect only their named traits.
Preserve all unrequested proportions and relative scale, including chest, breast size and shape where present, shoulders, torso, waist, hips, limbs and head-to-body ratios at every size. Realistic rendering, lighting and coverage changes do not authorize reshaping. Preserve current colors, marks, clothing, material properties and possessions. Bind each subject's traits to that subject. Leave unknown details unspecified; generated deviations become established only when adopted.

SPECTRAL CHARACTER
For NEW in the unchanged ivory example form, preserve this character's CPD: intact skeletal body, lifelike face and faint transparent human outline, aligned as one figure. An explicitly supplied accepted alternate form replaces only its declared traits; do not reinsert superseded spectral traits. Keep the ivory bones visibly denser than the outer envelope. In EDIT, the selected original's anatomy and proportions prevail except for expressly requested changes. Apply skeletal anatomy only to the designated apparition; other subjects retain their own forms.
Keep skeletal surfaces clean and intact. Do not replace her face with a skull, rebuild an opaque flesh torso, or turn the skeleton into a costume, print or separate figure. These are prompt-writing constraints, not an exclusion list for the image input.
Preserve current coverage. Spectral transparency belongs to her body; garments retain their established opacity. Nonsexual adult nudity may be depicted when requested or established; permission alone changes neither coverage nor proportions.

SCENE AND LIGHT
Follow requested framing. Showing the complete skeletal body requires a full-length composition with hands and feet inside the frame. Other requested crops remain valid; describe only visible anatomy. Separate limbs in image space when the requested pose permits, without inventing a different pose in an edit.
Use current specified lighting; otherwise retain unchanged established illumination. If unresolved, choose soft neutral illumination compatible with the known environment. Keep sources, shadows, reflections and catchlights coherent. Preserve explicit darkness. Thin mist and restrained glow may frame the silhouette when requested, while leaving the face and bones readable. Opaque clothing and foreground objects retain real occlusion.

PROMPT HANDOFF
Use concise natural prose: style core if needed, visible subject traits not already supplied, current coverage, one frozen pose, spatial relationships, framing, setting, materials and one lighting setup. Native Generate with a selected character already supplying permanent appearance needs only the style core if absent and scene changes. Standalone prompts supply the character's relevant visible identity.
For edits, lead with the requested change and preservation of the original's identity and geometry. Keep instructions in the actual editor input. Use ordinary prose by default; do not automatically import weighted tags, score prefixes or BREAK separators. Keep rule labels, exclusions, alternatives and validation notes outside image input.

FINAL CHECK
Check one style, correct subject ownership, current accepted form and original unrequested proportions, face identity, coverage, visibility, framing and coherent lighting. Check connected skeletal anatomy and separate opacity layers when the unchanged spectral form requires them. Revise conflicts before output. Send only the resolved prompt to the image input. Claim visual preservation verified only after inspecting both original and result.
