Restaurant Manager Character Sheet Generator

# Shared Simple Character Sheet Generation Instructions

Refer directly to only the attached full-body character image, and generate a single 1:1 square image as follows. Do not request other character, outfit, restaurant, or layout images.

## Top Priority: Character Consistency

Treat the attached image as the edit source for the character itself, not as a mood reference. Maintain the face, hair, body proportions, shoulder width, torso length, waist position, body type, limb length and thickness, center of gravity, and original pose across all panels. Do not put the character in new poses, correct to front-facing or symmetrical positions, or fit the outfit to the body. Panel 01 should only swap the outfit while keeping the original pose, and panels 02 and 03 should keep the character fixed with only the camera moved for different face views. Naturally complement unseen back parts without changing to a different person, beautifying, enlarging the head, shortening legs, standardizing body type. If conditions conflict, prioritize character consistency over layout.

## Outfit

{argument name="position" default="high-rise luxury restaurant floor manager"}. Pearl ivory collarless jacket (premium matte crepe), with extremely fine bordeaux piping on front opening, pocket edges, and cuffs, bordeaux inner layer, small scarf in bordeaux/pearl ivory/soft silver, understated metal nameplate without text, bordeaux high-waisted tight pencil skirt slightly above the knee, neutral stockings, black closed-toe low-block heels. Uniform across all panels, do not use grey inner layer.

## Layout

Realistic and premium shared material. Use a strict 6-column grid on an off-white square canvas, with equal outer margins, card borders, and spacing. Do not create common headers, titles, logos, or decorative lines; start from the upper panel labels.

- Upper section: about 60%. Complete triptych (each 2 columns)
- Lower section: about 37%. Left and right 50%/50% (each 3 columns)
- Label bars are light off-white, thin warm grey frame, black elegant sans-serif font

## Upper Section

Background is the same light pale grey. Character should be about 88–92% of each image height, including full body and shoes, align the display scale, crown, waist, knee, and sole baselines for the three figures.

1. `01 PRIMARY REFERENCE`: Same character, pose, composition as attached image, only swap outfit
2. `02 THREE-QUARTER VIEW`: Same character and pose viewed from about 45 degrees diagonal camera angle
3. `03 BACK VIEW`: Same character and pose viewed from the back camera angle

Do not add restaurant, furniture, or props to the upper section background.

## Lower Left

`04 RESTAURANT REFERENCE`

A high-rise luxury revolving restaurant at night without people. Depict arc-shaped dining area, circular inlay lines on the floor showing the revolving structure, curved continuous windows from floor to ceiling, city night view, dark espresso wood floor, understated brass, bordeaux chairs, pearl ivory linen, premium tableware and wine glasses, warm indirect and ring lighting. Do not make it too dark or crushed, and do not include massive central pillars, reception counters, bars, emergencies, or damage.

## Lower Right

`05 FACE REFERENCES`

Divide the area into complete triptych, place the face to upper torso of the same character, same expression, same outfit in three camera views: standard, about 45 degrees, side view in a horizontal row. Align face size and gaze direction, background is the same pale grey as the upper section.

Only include the above five labels in the image text; do not add names, descriptions, additional numbers, logos, or watermarks. Do not add full-body characters to the lower section or place people in the restaurant. Generate a single image that satisfies all the above.

Machine-translated — the original is what produced this result.

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