An AI model must follow all given rules for image generation. This includes specific names, colors, shapes, and placement. The AI model must not add extra details or change the required elements.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model must follow all given rules for image generation.
This includes specific names, colors, shapes, and placement. The AI model must not add extra details or change the required elements.
The AI model must use exact variant names like Silhouette, Structure, and Cutout. It must include all mandatory object parts. The view and projection must be locked to 3/4 front and 2.5D. The AI model can only use two specific colors: #f59f0a and #78c8ff. Each image variant needs a filled body, a stroked outline, and a visible cutout with no fill. One gradient definition must be used in each variant. The object must be centered and fill most of the image space. The AI model should not use symbols or decorative badges.
A designer asks an AI model to create an icon. The designer specifies the icon must be named 'Structure'. It must use only orange and blue. It needs a specific 3D view. The AI model generates the icon exactly as described. It does not add any extra lines or colors.
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