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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a modest modern coastal Korean multi-family villa rooftop exterior. Use a clean CAD-like plan style with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, simple geometric symbols only. Use solid flat pastel area fills with one consistent color per zone: main rooftop deck pale gray, rooftop room block pale beige, exterior stair landing pale tan. Draw a rectangular rooftop slab with a continuous low parapet around the perimeter. Place a small rectangular rooftop room block along the south side; its north-facing facade opens onto the roof deck. Add an exterior stair landing at the southwest corner beside the entrance. Put a heavy iron entrance door on the west part of the rooftop room facade with a simple door swing arc, and a small horizontal sliding window on the east part of the same facade using double parallel window lines. Add a cylindrical rooftop water tank symbol near the northeast corner, a clothesline stretched east-west across the middle of the roof between two slim posts, a low outdoor platform along the west parapet, and a small outdoor utility sink and drain near the room facade. Mark a black cat perch spot near the small window and southeast parapet as a tiny simple top-down symbol. Place small white circular markers with black numbers exactly once for every numbered item: 1 rooftop deck area, 2 rooftop room block, 3 exterior stair landing area, 4 parapet, 5 iron entrance door, 6 small sliding window, 7 water tank, 8 clothesline, 9 low outdoor platform, 10 utility sink and drain, 11 stair opening, 12 black cat perch spot. Area labels may appear only as short generic English words: Rooftop Deck, Rooftop Room, Stair Landing. A small north arrow with N is allowed in one corner. No other text or annotations inside the drawing. Do not create 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic, rendered, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram, like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple room-layout sketch, for an old low-rise multi-family villa exterior route in a contemporary coastal South Korean residential neighborhood. The plan must show only geometric top-down symbols with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background. Use flat solid pastel area fills with one consistent color per zone: number 1 Alley area in pale cool gray along the south edge, number 2 Front yard area in pale beige in the center, number 3 Exterior porch area in pale muted yellow at the northwest side of the yard, number 4 Outdoor stair route area in pale lavender along the east side, number 5 Rooftop landing area in pale blue-gray at the northeast/top side, and number 6 Building footprint area in pale tan forming the west and north building mass. Short area labels such as ALLEY, YARD, PORCH, STAIRS, ROOFTOP, and BUILDING may appear inside the colored zones; no other text is allowed inside the drawing except the numbered markers and a small north arrow with N in one corner. Place a small circle with a black number at every numbered element, each number appearing exactly once. Layout: north is at the top. A narrow alley runs east-west along the bottom, with a wider southeast alley mouth for number 22 Police car stopping zone. A low boundary wall encloses a compact front yard; number 7 Pedestrian metal gate is centered on the south boundary between alley and yard, and number 8 Low concrete boundary wall continues along the south and east yard edges. The building footprint occupies the west and north sides. Number 9 Ground-level entrance door is on the west facade at the porch and must use a simple door line plus swing arc. Number 13 Ground-floor front window is a double parallel line in the west wall facing the yard. Number 15 Utility meter cluster is a small row of boxes near the porch wall. Number 17 Exterior wall light fixture is a tiny circle or square above the entrance. Number 16 Wall-mounted CCTV camera is a small triangular camera symbol at the building corner above the gate, aimed toward the yard and alley. Number 18 Trash and recycling bins are simple small rectangles outside the gate along the southwest alley edge. Number 19 Drainage grate is a small slotted rectangle in the yard near the stair base. The exterior stair route starts at the southeast part of the yard and climbs along the east building side toward the top-right rooftop landing; show number 10 Exterior stair flight as repeated tread lines and number 11 Metal stair handrail as a thin parallel line along the outer stair edge. Number 14 Small landing window is a double-line window symbol near the upper stair wall. At the rooftop landing, number 12 Half-open rooftop steel door is on the north side and must be drawn as a door panel left partly open with a swing arc. Number 23 Bad-smell source threshold is a small numbered marker just inside that half-open door. Beyond the rooftop landing, include number 20 Rooftop water tank as a simple circle or rounded rectangle and number 21 Rooftop clothesline posts as two tiny post symbols connected by a simple line. Keep the diagram simple, legible, and schematic. Do not include 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic, rendered, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a 1024x1024 square, flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a small contemporary coastal Korean rooftop-unit living room with kitchenette. The drawing must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple IKEA-style layout sketch: single-weight black outlines, white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only. Strictly avoid 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic, rendered, lighting effects, textured surfaces, and material rendering. Use only flat solid pastel area fills with no gradients and no blending: Living Room area pale yellow, Kitchenette area pale green, Entry threshold area pale beige. Add short area labels only: “Living Room”, “Kitchenette”, “Entry”. A small north arrow with “N” is allowed in one corner. Do not write object names or annotations inside the drawing.\n\nLayout: draw one compact rectangular rooftop-unit interior, wider than deep, with north at the top. The metal exterior entry door opens directly from the southwest wall into a tiny shoe-taking threshold; show the door as a plan line with swing arc. No corridor. The main living area occupies the center and west side. A narrow kitchenette strip runs along the east wall, typical of a cramped modern rooftop room: long counter, sink, two-burner cooktop, mini refrigerator at the lower end, and a shallow wall cabinet above. Put a sliding aluminum window on the north wall of the living area using double parallel wall-line convention; add a thin curtain line just inside it. Furniture must be top-down symbolic glyphs: small dining table in the center, two chairs, low two-seat sofa along the west wall, TV on a low stand on the northwest wall facing inward, and a wall-mounted air conditioner as a small wall rectangle. Plot-device positions should be simple schematic symbols only: an old printed photo on the table, herb tea cup and dried herbs near the table/kitchen, a diagonal muddy footprint path from the sliding window toward the entry, a ransacked scatter zone around the table and chairs, and a marker-only transient wall-symbol location on the north wall. Do not add dramatic visual effects.\n\nPlace small white circular markers with black outlines and black numbers, each number unique and appearing exactly once. Use these marker positions: 1 Living Room area in the central/west pale yellow zone; 2 Kitchenette area in the east pale green strip; 3 Entry threshold area at southwest; 4 metal entry door on southwest wall; 5 sliding window on north wall; 6 kitchenette counter run on east wall; 7 sink basin near north end of counter; 8 two-burner cooktop mid-counter; 9 mini refrigerator at southeast end; 10 wall cabinet shelf above counter; 11 small dining table in room center; 12 two dining chairs around table; 13 low sofa on west wall; 14 TV on low stand on northwest wall; 15 old printed photo on table; 16 herb tea cup and dried herbs near table/kitchen; 17 wall-mounted air conditioner on west wall; 18 muddy footprint trail from window toward entry; 19 ransacked scatter zone around table and chairs; 20 transient wall-symbol location on north wall between window and TV; 21 thin window curtain at sliding window. The final image should be a simple readable reference map, not artwork."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a 1024x1024 square flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a small private bedroom in an older modern Korean rooftop home. The image must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple room layout sketch: off-white background, single-weight black outlines, simple geometric plan symbols, and no decorative illustration. Fill the bedroom area with one solid flat pastel pale blue color, used consistently. Add only a short area label \"Bedroom\" inside the pale blue area, plus small circular black-number markers for every listed element; no other words inside the diagram. Draw a compact rectangular room with slightly thick black perimeter walls. Place an inward-swinging entrance door at the southwest corner. Place a low single floor-style bed or thin mattress along the west wall, head toward the northwest corner, drawn as a rectangle with a small pillow rectangle. Put a small window centered on the north wall, drawn as double parallel wall lines, with a simple curtain line just inside the room. Put a compact storage shelf on the east wall. Put a worn backpack symbol near the south wall close to the entrance and bed foot, with a tiny attached doll charm symbol next to it. Mark a ransacked belongings zone in the center floor with a few simple scattered rectangles. Reserve the east wall opposite the bed for a large simple flat red circular wall mark location. Show a body position as a restrained top-down outline on the floor beside the bed, with no graphic detail. Show a blood trace zone as a flat dark red irregular patch between the body position and curtained window. Show a small old photograph symbol on the southeast floor near the scattered belongings, with a tiny red stain. Use unique numbered black circles: 1 bedroom area, 2 entrance door, 3 low single bed, 4 small window with curtain, 5 compact storage shelf, 6 worn backpack with doll charm, 7 ransacked belongings zone, 8 red circular wall mark, 9 body position, 10 bloody old photograph, 11 blood trace zone. Keep all furniture and openings as simple top-down glyphs only, with clean spacing and high readability. Do not add camera icons, view cones, human character names, extra annotations, surface texture, pictorial depth, light effects, tonal modeling, or artistic scene treatment."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram for a compact modern Korean rooftop-apartment main bedroom bed area used for waiting and waking. The drawing must look like a clean CAD or IKEA-style room layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, simple geometric symbols only. Use flat solid pastel area fills with no gradients: fill the main Bedroom area in pale blue and a tiny outside threshold strip at the entrance in pale beige. Include a short generic area label “Bedroom” inside the pale blue zone, and optionally a small north arrow marked “N” in one corner. Do not add any other text labels inside the drawing.\n\nPlan geometry: show one small rectangular bedroom, longer east-west than north-south, with the north wall as the exterior wall. Put an inward-swing hinged bedroom entrance door at the south-west wall, shown with a standard door swing arc. Put a centered exterior sliding window on the north wall, shown as double parallel lines in the wall. Place a low floor-style bed or thin low mattress along the west wall with the head near the north wall, drawn as a rectangle with a small pillow symbol. Add a small low bedside table in the north-west corner beside the bed. Put a tiny smartphone rectangle on that bedside table. Add a small floor cushion near the south side of the bed. Place a long shallow built-in wardrobe along the east wall. Add a compact wall-mounted air conditioner symbol on the north wall above and slightly east of the window. Add a folded blanket stack symbol at the foot of the bed. Keep the layout narrow and practical, like an old but tidy 2020s Korean rooftop dwelling bedroom.\n\nNumbered markers: place one small white circle with a black outline and black number for every listed area, opening, furniture item, and prop. Each number must appear exactly once: 1 Bedroom area, 2 entrance door, 3 exterior sliding window, 4 low floor bed, 5 bedside low table, 6 smartphone, 7 floor cushion, 8 built-in wardrobe, 9 wall-mounted air conditioner, 10 folded blanket stack. Do not write these object names in the diagram; use only the numbered circles.\n\nStrictly keep the image as a flat 2D plan view. No 3D, no isometric view, no perspective, no axonometric view, no depth, no shadow, no shading, no gradient, no ambient occlusion, no photorealistic rendering, no lighting effects, no textured surfaces, no material rendering, no decorative illustration."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a compact bathroom in a small contemporary Korean rooftop home. The diagram must look like a clean CAD plan or IKEA-style layout sketch: white or off-white background, simple black outlines, geometric symbols only, no artistic rendering. Use one solid flat pastel fill for the bathroom area: pale cyan for the entire Bathroom zone, with a short area label “Bathroom” allowed inside the colored area. Show a small rectangular wet-room bathroom with thick black perimeter walls. Place the bathroom door on the south wall, slightly west of center, drawn with a door swing arc. Place a small frosted window or ventilation opening on the east wall near the northeast corner, drawn as double parallel lines in the wall. On the north wall, place a sink basin symbol slightly west of center, with a narrow wall mirror symbol directly above it on the same wall. On the mirror position, show the plot-critical red circle hallucination as a simple flat red ring symbol, but identify it only with a numbered marker. Add a tiled feature wall zone along the north wall behind the sink, mirror, and shower fixture using only a simple grid-line plan symbol, not texture. Put a wall-mounted shower fixture in the northwest corner with an open wet-room shower zone, no bathtub. Put a toilet symbol along the east wall in the lower half of the room. Add a small circular floor drain near the center of the floor, slightly toward the shower area. Add a towel rack on the west wall near the sink and shower area. Use modern Korean compact bathroom layout cues: cramped wet-room proportions, close fixture spacing, no separate dry vanity room, simple practical fixtures. Every persistent prop, opening, fixture, furniture item, plot device, and the bathroom area must have a unique small white circular marker with a black outline and black number, placed exactly once: 1 bathroom area, 2 door, 3 frosted window or vent, 4 sink basin, 5 wall mirror, 6 red circle hallucination on mirror, 7 toilet, 8 shower fixture, 9 floor drain, 10 towel rack, 11 tiled feature wall. Do not use text labels for these items; only the numbered circles. No other annotations except the optional “Bathroom” area label and a small north arrow with “N” in one corner. Absolutely keep it as a flat 2D plan view: no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric view, no depth, no shadow, no shading, no gradient, no ambient occlusion, no photorealistic rendering, no rendered lighting effects, no textured surfaces, no material rendering."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a 1024x1024 square flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of an indoor animal shelter kennel area in a compact modern coastal city setting. The plan is a simple clean CAD-like layout on a white or off-white background, using single-weight black outlines, geometric symbols, and flat pastel solid area fills only. Show a long rectangular kennel bay oriented north-south: a central service aisle, cage rows along both long walls, a small utility wash corner at the north end, a south staff entrance, a north rear service door, and high horizontal ventilation windows on the east and west walls. Use one consistent flat pastel color per area: central kennel aisle pale gray-blue, west cage row zone pale lavender, east cage row zone pale peach, utility wash corner pale cyan, and small storage/supply nook pale green. Area labels may be short generic English words only: Aisle, Cages, Wash, Storage. Add a small north arrow with N in one corner. Furniture and openings must be simple top-down plan symbols: cage banks as repeated rectangular wire compartments with thin grid front lines facing the aisle, doors as wall gaps with swing arcs, windows as double parallel lines in the wall, sink as a basic plan sink symbol, hose reel as a small circle on the wall, shelves as rectangles, squeegee rack as a narrow bar, drain as a small square grate, puddles as flat light-blue simple shapes without reflection. Include circled black number markers exactly once for every numbered element: 1 central aisle area, 2 west cage row zone, 3 east cage row zone, 4 utility wash corner, 5 south staff entrance door, 6 north rear service door, 7 east ventilation window strip, 8 west ventilation window strip, 9 west wire cage bank, 10 east wire cage bank, 11 central grated floor drain, 12 damp puddle patches, 13 wall-mounted hose reel, 14 utility sink, 15 feed and cleaning supply shelf, 16 squeegee rack, 17 dog bowl symbols inside cages, 18 overhead fluorescent light bars, 19 small wall CCTV unit. Do not write item names or a legend inside the drawing; only the area labels, number circles, and north arrow are allowed. Strictly avoid 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic, rendered, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a compact indoor pet grooming station in a modest modern Korean coastal-town animal shelter or small shop. The drawing must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple IKEA-style room layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric top-down symbols only. Absolutely do not use 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic, rendered style, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Use only flat solid pastel fills with no gradients and no blending. Show one rectangular room with four color-coded sub-areas: Grooming workspace in pale yellow in the center, Wash zone in pale cyan along the east side, Supply and storage in pale green along the west and northwest side, Entry aisle in pale beige along the south side. Area labels may appear as short generic English words: Grooming, Wash, Storage, Entry. Add a small north arrow with N in one corner. Do not place any other text inside the drawing except the area labels, the N arrow, and the numbered markers. Use black circular numbered markers, each number unique and appearing exactly once, for all elements. Layout: thick outer wall rectangle; entrance door number 5 on the south wall slightly west of center with a door swing arc opening inward into the beige entry aisle; long window number 6 as double parallel lines centered on the north wall; small ventilation window number 7 as double parallel lines on the east wall above the wash zone. Put central grooming table number 8 as a rectangular top-down table symbol in the pale yellow center, with grooming arm and tether loop number 9 attached to the north edge of the table. Place a west-wall work counter with drawers number 12 as a long narrow rectangle; on it show electric clippers number 10 as a small simple tool glyph, and a power outlet strip number 11 on the west wall above the counter. Place an open supply shelf number 13 with simple small bottle and towel rectangles in the northwest corner. Place dog wash tub number 14 as a rectangular tub symbol along the east wall, with a small hand sprayer glyph; put floor drain number 15 as a small circle or square drain symbol just south of the tub; place small handwashing sink number 16 in the southeast corner. Place holding crate number 17 as a wire-grid rectangle in the southwest corner near the entrance. Place towel hamper and trash bin number 18 along the south wall between the crate and sink. Place wall-mounted air conditioner number 19 on the north wall near the northeast corner as a slim rectangle. Place CCTV dome camera number 20 near the southwest ceiling corner as a small semicircle or dot-in-circle plan symbol aimed toward the table and wash zone, but do not draw a camera cone. Also place numbered area markers: number 1 in the center Grooming zone, number 2 in the east Wash zone, number 3 in the west/northwest Storage zone, and number 4 in the south Entry zone. Keep the diagram simple, legible, uncluttered, and strictly flat."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic plan of a modern large supermarket sales floor and staff interaction area. Use a clean CAD-like room layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, simple geometric symbols only, plain solid pastel area fills, and no decorative art. North is at the top; add a small N arrow in one corner. Draw the overall store as a wide rectangle with the south side as the glass storefront. Fill areas consistently: number 1 main sales aisles in pale yellow, number 2 fresh produce in pale green, number 3 refrigerated and freezer perimeter in pale cyan, number 4 checkout and entrance in pale beige, number 5 employee interaction zone in pale lavender, number 6 backroom stock area in pale gray. Optional large area words inside the colored zones may be only: Sales, Produce, Cold Cases, Checkout, Staff Zone, Backroom. Do not put any other words in the drawing. Show modern 2026 Korean supermarket layout geometry: dense parallel north-south gondola shelves, a wide front cross aisle, produce tables at northwest, cold cases along north and east walls, checkout counters near the south entrance, and a small staff interaction alcove at the west-middle aisle end connected to a backroom. Use simple top-down symbols: doors with swing arcs, sliding entrance as paired glass line segments, windows as double wall lines, shelves as long rectangles with aisle gaps, counters as rectangles, carts and boxes as small rectangles. Place each item as a small circle with a black number, each number appearing exactly once: 1 main sales aisles area; 2 fresh produce area; 3 refrigerated and freezer area; 4 checkout and entrance area; 5 employee interaction zone; 6 backroom stock area; 7 automatic sliding glass entrance on the south wall; 8 employee backroom swing door between staff zone and backroom; 9 emergency exit door at northeast corner; 10 front glass storefront window band; 11 rear service/loading door; 12 gondola shelf row A; 13 gondola shelf row B; 14 gondola shelf row C; 15 gondola shelf row D; 16 end cap display group at front aisle ends; 17 produce island tables; 18 long refrigerated wall cases; 19 freezer chest cases on east side; 20 checkout counter row; 21 employee service counter; 22 staff desk terminal; 23 stock cart; 24 stacked cardboard boxes; 25 CCTV camera dome overlooking checkout; 26 CCTV camera dome overlooking central aisles; 27 anti-theft sensor gate at entrance; 28 price scanner kiosk near front cross aisle; 29 small cleaning cart near southwest checkout corner."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a contemporary supermarket storefront exterior edge in a small coastal city setting. Use a clean architectural CAD or IKEA-style plan language: single-weight black outlines, white or off-white background, simple geometric symbols only. The plan is viewed straight down from above with no angled view, no volumetric view, no tonal modeling, no cast dark effects, no glow, no surface detail simulation, and no realism treatment. Use solid flat pastel area fills with no tonal transitions or blending: number 1 store interior edge area in pale green, number 2 entrance vestibule area in pale yellow, number 3 wet sidewalk apron area in pale blue-gray, number 4 parking and drive lane area in pale gray, number 14 curb drainage strip in pale beige. Show the storefront wall as a thick black horizontal line near the north side. Place a wide automatic sliding glass door symbol at the north center, display window symbols on both sides, and a small side service door at the far west. Include a narrow canopy sign band along the storefront but leave it blank with no readable store name. Place the exterior CCTV camera symbol at the northeast storefront corner, aimed diagonally toward the entrance and sidewalk using only a small plan-view camera glyph, not a camera field cone. Include a row of short bollards along the curb, a shopping cart bay on the west sidewalk side, a curb drainage channel between sidewalk and drive lane, simple outline puddle symbols on the sidewalk, and a black smartphone lying on the wet pavement near the curb in front of the entrance. Use small white circular markers with black numbers 1 through 16, each number appearing exactly once, next to the corresponding areas and objects. Minimal text inside the diagram: only short generic area labels such as Store Edge, Vestibule, Sidewalk, Drive Lane, plus a small N arrow in one corner. Do not add people, vehicles, branding, readable signage, camera icons for shot positions, arrows other than the north arrow, or extra annotations."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a small modern security office in a large retail building. The diagram must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple IKEA-style room layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric symbols only. Use flat solid pastel area fills with no gradients: fill the main Security Office area with pale blue gray and the narrow Service Corridor outside the entrance with pale beige. Area labels may appear only as short generic English words inside the colored areas: \"Security Office\" and \"Service Corridor\". Add a small north arrow with \"N\" in one corner. Do not include any other text inside the drawing except the numbered markers and allowed area labels.\n\nRoom layout: draw a compact rectangular, windowless back-office room, wider east-west than north-south. The single entrance is on the south wall, slightly east of center, opening from a narrow service corridor strip. Show the door with a standard plan line and swing arc. Along the north wall, draw a long staff desk rectangle. Above or directly against that north wall, draw a bank of multiple small rectangular CCTV monitor symbols arranged in a row/grid as a practical 2020s security monitoring setup. Place a rolling office chair in front of the desk facing the monitors. On the desk, draw small simple rectangles for keyboard and mouse. Place a DVR/network rack block on the east wall near the northeast corner. Place a tall filing cabinet on the west wall near the northwest corner and a metal staff locker on the west wall near the southwest corner. Place a narrow side shelf along the east wall with a small printer on it. Add a wall clock symbol on the south wall west of the door, a notice board rectangle on the south wall east of the door, and a small vent grille symbol on the east wall near the southeast corner. Use modern practical Korean retail-security-room layout cues only through geometry: compact windowless room, service-corridor access, dense monitor wall, administrative desk, equipment rack, filing storage, staff locker.\n\nPlace small white circles with black outlines and black numbers, each number unique and appearing exactly once, next to or on these elements: 1 Security Office area, 2 Service Corridor area, 3 CCTV monitor wall, 4 long staff desk, 5 rolling office chair, 6 entrance door, 7 keyboard and mouse set, 8 DVR and network rack, 9 tall filing cabinet, 10 metal staff locker, 11 small printer, 12 narrow side shelf, 13 wall clock, 14 notice board, 15 vent grille. The numbered circles must be the only detailed annotations.\n\nStrictly keep this as a flat 2D plan view schematic, not an illustration. Forbid 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic, rendered, lighting effects, textured surfaces, and material rendering. No people, no camera icon, no field-of-view cone, no arrows other than the north arrow, no decorative styling."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a modern small coastal city police detective office. The diagram must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple IKEA-style room layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only. Use flat pastel solid color fills with one consistent color per zone: Main Office pale cool beige, Evidence Wall Zone pale blue-gray, Support Storage Strip pale green-gray, Entry Vestibule pale tan. Area names may appear as short generic English labels inside their colored areas, but all furniture, openings, props, and plot devices must be identified only by small white circular markers with black numbers, no text labels next to objects. Include a small north arrow in one corner only.\n\nDraw an open-plan rectangular police office, slightly wider east-west than north-south. Place the main entrance door on the southwest wall with a conventional swing arc into a small entry vestibule. Place an interior side door on the east wall near the southeast corner. Add two long window symbols on the north wall and one shorter window symbol on the west wall. The central area is a duty detective squad room: four paired desks in a cluster, each desk shown as simple rectangles with small monitor rectangles and chair symbols. Near the entrance place a reception duty desk. Along the south wall place a long paperwork counter with stacks of case files. Along the west wall place file cabinets. Along the east wall place a printer copier and a rectangular conference table with chairs. In the northeast corner place an L-shaped location monitor workstation with multiple flat screen rectangles. Along the north wall place a large evidence photo board rectangle with small pinned photo rectangles, appropriate for a contemporary police investigation office in South Korea around 2026. Add a small police radio charging shelf near the entrance and a small coffee/personal items tray on the reception desk.\n\nNumbered circular markers must appear exactly once each and match this list: 1 Main Office area, 2 Evidence Wall Zone, 3 Main entrance door, 4 Interior side door, 5 North windows, 6 West window, 7 Reception duty desk, 8 Detective desk cluster, 9 Paperwork counter, 10 Conference table, 11 Location monitor workstation, 12 Printer copier, 13 File cabinets, 14 Evidence photo board, 15 Case file stacks, 16 Pinned evidence photos, 17 Coffee and personal items tray, 18 Police radio charging shelf, 19 Support Storage Strip, 20 Entry Vestibule. Keep markers small and legible.\n\nStrictly avoid any 3D view, isometric view, perspective view, axonometric view, depth effect, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic rendering, lighting effects, textured surfaces, material rendering, decorative illustration, human figures, camera icons, field-of-view cones, arrows other than the north arrow, and extra annotations."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a modern small-city police station front exterior in coastal Korea, focused on bicycle parking and a clear departure route. The drawing must look like a clean CAD plan or IKEA-style layout sketch: single-weight black outlines, white or off-white background, simple geometric symbols only. Use solid flat pastel area fills with one consistent color per zone: station building footprint pale cool gray, front forecourt pale beige, public sidewalk pale cream, bicycle parking zone pale blue, departure driveway path pale green, street edge pale muted gray, planting strip pale green-gray. Add short generic English area labels only, such as Building, Forecourt, Sidewalk, Bike Parking, Driveway, Street, and Planting. Include a small north arrow in one corner. Place unique small white circular markers with black numbers for every element, each number appearing exactly once: 1 station building footprint in the north half; 2 paved front forecourt centered below the building; 3 public sidewalk running east-west near the south; 4 curved driveway/departure path on the east side leading from the forecourt to the street; 5 street edge as the southern band; 6 narrow planting strip on the west side; 7 bicycle parking zone on the southwest side of the forecourt; 8 row of simple U-shaped bicycle racks inside the bicycle zone; 9 central main entrance double glass doors on the south wall of the building, drawn as doorway lines; 10 front windows as double parallel wall lines flanking the entrance; 11 one parked bicycle represented by a simple top-down bicycle glyph at the rack, closest to the departure path; 12 freestanding rectangular station signboard near the southwest sidewalk corner with no readable text; 13 small CCTV camera pole near the entrance; 14 short bollard line separating sidewalk from driveway; 15 curb cut exit where the driveway meets the street; 16 low metal railing along the west edge of bicycle parking. Use modern 2026 Korean civic frontage layout cues only through geometry: compact forecourt, entrance facing street, bicycle parking near but not blocking entrance, curb cut to a local road, modest planting strip, CCTV pole, and bollards. Do not draw people, cars, camera icons, field-of-view cones, arrows for character movement, or extra annotations. No proper nouns and no non-English writing. Strictly avoid 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic, rendered, lighting effects, textured surfaces, and material rendering."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic 2D floor plan diagram. Clean architectural CAD-style boat layout map, white or off-white background, single-weight black outlines, simple geometric glyphs only. Use one flat solid pastel fill per area with no blending or tonal variation: Deck = pale gray-blue, Wheelhouse = pale beige, Sea = pale muted blue. Bow points north; small N arrow in one corner is allowed. Draw a compact 2020s coastal fishing boat typical of a small local harbor: rounded rectangular hull centered on the page, aft/south wheelhouse cabin, open foredeck/work deck leading to the bow, narrow side walkways, low metal rails, and surrounding sea area outside the hull. Draw the wheelhouse as a small pale beige rectangular cabin at the south aft third; its north wall faces the deck, with a hinged door and swing arc offset to starboard and a double-parallel-line front window band. Draw deck items as simple top-down symbols: rectangular hatch, rope coil, net crate, stacked fish or ice boxes, cleats or bollards, short mast or antenna base, and stern step. Include small flat red ring marks inside the wheelhouse wall as a plot-critical device. Place small white circular markers with black numbers exactly once each: 1 centered in open deck area, 2 inside wheelhouse area, 3 in sea area outside bow, 4 on wheelhouse entrance door, 5 on wheelhouse front window band, 6 on port side rail and walkway, 7 on starboard side rail and walkway, 8 on bow rail, 9 on central deck hatch, 10 on coiled mooring rope, 11 on fishing net crate, 12 on stacked fish or ice boxes, 13 on bow cleats or bollards, 14 on mast or antenna base, 15 on red circular marks inside wheelhouse, 16 on stern step or ladder. Only area labels may appear inside the diagram: Deck, Wheelhouse, Sea. Do not add people, extra words, legend boxes, camera icons, field-of-view cones, decorative artwork, surface effects, or pictorial furniture."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a 1024x1024 square flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a compact modern small fishing boat wheelhouse connected directly to an exterior deck. Use a clean architectural CAD or IKEA-style layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, simple geometric plan symbols only. The wheelhouse is a small rectangular enclosed cabin in the center, filled with one solid pastel pale blue-gray color and optionally labeled only with the area word \"Wheelhouse\". The exterior deck surrounds the south side and slightly wraps along the sides, filled with one solid pastel pale gray color and optionally labeled only with the area word \"Deck\". Add a small north arrow in one corner. Use flat solid pastel fills only, no gradients and no blending.\n\nShow the south wall of the wheelhouse with a rear sliding door opening directly onto the deck. Show the north wall with a row of front windshield windows as double parallel window lines. Show port and starboard side sliding windows as double parallel lines in the side walls. Inside the wheelhouse, use top-down plan glyphs: a helm console with a small ship wheel at the north interior, a captain swivel chair behind it, a small rectangular navigation monitor/GPS on the console, a VHF radio/microphone near the console, a switch/fuse panel on the starboard wall, a narrow bench/storage box along the port wall, and a small chart shelf near the southwest corner. On the starboard interior wall, draw a simple ominous red ring as the large red circular mark. Around the aft bulkhead and nearby panels, draw a few smaller red circular scribbles. Draw the exterior deck with a low rail/bulwark around the outer edge and a small step threshold just outside the rear sliding door.\n\nPlace a small white circle with a black outline and a black number on every listed element, each number used exactly once: 1 wheelhouse area, 2 exterior deck area, 3 rear sliding door, 4 front windshield row, 5 port side sliding window, 6 starboard side sliding window, 7 helm console with wheel, 8 captain chair, 9 navigation monitor/GPS, 10 VHF radio/microphone, 11 switch/fuse panel, 12 bench/storage box, 13 chart shelf, 14 step threshold, 15 large red circular mark, 16 smaller circular scribble cluster, 17 deck rail/bulwark. Do not write object names inside the diagram; only the numbered circles, optional generic area labels, and north arrow are allowed.\n\nStrictly keep the image as a flat 2D plan view. Do not use 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic, rendered, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. No people, no camera icon, no field-of-view cone, no extra annotations."
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