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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. Use single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, simple geometric symbols only, and small white circular markers with black numbers. Do not use 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic style, rendered style, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Use flat pastel solid fills with one consistent color per area: number 1 main rooftop deck is pale gray and may be labeled Utility Exterior Zone; number 2 stairwell headhouse block is pale blue and may be labeled Service Block; number 3 door threshold apron is pale beige and may be labeled Threshold Zone; number 4 low perimeter parapet wall is a continuous black-outlined rooftop boundary with pale gray edge fill. North is up; add only a small N arrow in one corner. Draw exactly one compact rooftop exterior for a contemporary coastal villa: a rectangular roof slab occupying the center of the image, enclosed by the low parapet wall number 4. Place the rectangular stairwell headhouse block number 2 on the southeast side of the roof, with its north wall facing the open deck. Place the threshold apron number 3 immediately north of the door on the deck side. On the north wall of number 2, draw exactly one iron rooftop door number 5 on the left/west portion using a simple door line and swing arc opening outward onto number 3, and draw exactly one small side window number 6 to the right/east of the door using a double parallel line in the wall. Place exactly one rooftop water tank number 7 in the northwest corner, drawn as a top-down circle or simple tank symbol on a small square support. Place exactly one fixed clothesline number 8 across the middle of the rooftop deck, shown as two simple posts with parallel straight line cords. Place exactly one group of low herb drying trays number 9 near the southwest parapet, drawn as a few shallow rectangular tray glyphs grouped under the single marker. Draw number markers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 exactly once at these positions. Do not draw any markers numbered 10, 11, or 12. Do not add extra rooms, stairs, furniture, appliances, pipes, plants, people, animals, vehicles, extra doors, extra windows, event marks, stains, arrows, camera icons, field-of-view cones, or any other objects. Text inside the diagram is limited to the optional generic zone labels, the number markers, and the small N arrow."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a compact contemporary rooftop dwelling interior. The plan must look like a clean architectural CAD-style room-layout sketch with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background and simple geometric glyphs only. Use flat solid pastel area fills with no gradients or blending: pale beige for the entry threshold zone, pale yellow for the shared living area, pale green for the narrow circulation strip, pale blue for both private bedrooms, and pale cyan for the bathroom service zone. Do not use 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic style, rendered style, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Draw exactly this compact single rooftop unit and nothing more: an overall rectangular unit with north at the top; southwest entry threshold; shared living area occupying the south and central-left area; a narrow central circulation strip leading north and east; one secondary small bedroom in the northwest corner; one small bathroom service zone near the north-center/west side; one primary bedroom occupying the east side. Do not invent extra rooms, closets, corridors, furniture, doors, windows, or fixtures. Door glyphs must be simple swing-door arcs, windows must be double parallel wall breaks, and furniture/fixtures must be simple top-down symbols. Place small circular numbered markers with black numbers exactly once for base elements 1 through 22 only; do not draw any state-overlay marker or any marker number above 22. Minimal text inside the diagram: optional generic zone labels only, plus a small north arrow marked N in one corner. Base elements to draw exactly once in these positions: 1 entry threshold zone in the southwest corner; 2 shared living area in the south and central-left portion; 3 narrow bedroom and bathroom circulation strip in the center; 4 primary bedroom on the east side; 5 secondary small bedroom in the northwest corner; 6 bathroom service zone near the north-center/west side; 7 exterior entry door on the south wall of number 1, swinging inward; 8 low shoe cabinet along the west wall of number 1; 9 small sliding living window on the south wall of number 2; 10 compact kitchenette counter with sink and stovetop along the north wall of number 2; 11 low family table at the center of number 2; 12 small sofa or floor bench along the west wall of number 2; 13 primary bedroom door in the west wall of number 4, opening from number 3; 14 primary bed along the east side of number 4 with its head toward the north wall; 15 bedside curtain screen along the north-east side of number 4 beside number 14; 16 small sliding bedroom window on the north wall of number 4; 17 secondary bedroom door on the east or southeast side of number 5, opening from number 3; 18 wardrobe or futon cabinet along the north wall of number 5; 19 bathroom door from number 3 into number 6; 20 bathroom toilet, shower, and sink fixture cluster against the north and west walls of number 6; 21 bathroom mirror above the sink inside number 6; 22 family photo frame on the east side wall of number 2. The diagram is a persistent base-layer reference only: do not draw blood, corpse, red circles, hallucination marks, ransacked clutter, open-window state, wind, investigators, people, or any temporary event cue."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a very small modern coastal urban kitchen zone. The diagram must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple room-layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric symbols only. Strictly forbid 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic, rendered appearance, lighting effects, textured surfaces, and material rendering. Use only flat solid pastel area fills with no gradients, no blending, and no drop shadows. Draw exactly one compact rectangular kitchen service zone and no other rooms. Fill the main kitchen service zone with pale cyan and optionally place the generic area text \"Service Zone\" inside it. Draw a thin entrance threshold strip just inside the south door, filled pale beige, optionally with the generic area text \"Threshold Zone\". Use a compact contemporary coastal East Asian apartment-style layout convention: efficient small kitchen, sink and ventilation window on the north wall, cooking and prep on an L-shaped counter, practical narrow circulation space. Draw exactly these base elements and nothing more: marker 1, a small numbered circle with black number 1, centered in the pale cyan kitchen service zone; marker 2, a numbered circle at the south-wall entrance swing door, with a simple door line and swing arc opening inward; marker 3, a numbered circle at a narrow ventilation window on the north wall, drawn as double parallel lines in the wall directly above the sink run; marker 4, a numbered circle at a built-in sink on the north counter run slightly left of center, drawn as a standard top-down sink symbol; marker 5, a numbered circle at a two-burner stove on the east counter run, drawn as a simple cooktop symbol; marker 6, a numbered circle on the L-shaped built-in prep counter that runs along the north wall and turns down the east wall, drawn as a continuous simple counter outline; marker 7, a numbered circle in the pale beige threshold strip inside the south entrance. Show a small unnumbered top-down pot glyph centered on the stove and a small unnumbered herb-washing tray or colander glyph near the sink/prep area, both as simple flat line symbols only. Do not add cabinets, refrigerator, table, chairs, extra counters, extra doors, extra windows, appliances, people, labels, arrows, camera icons, field-of-view cones, decorative objects, or any other furniture. Numbered markers must be small white circles with black outlines and black numbers, each number 1 through 7 appearing exactly once. No text inside the diagram except optional generic area labels and an optional small north arrow marked \"N\" in one corner."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram for a compact contemporary multi-family villa concrete stair route leading to a rooftop. The drawing must be a simple 2D CAD-like plan with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric symbols only. Absolutely no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric, no depth, no shadows, no shading, no gradients, no ambient occlusion, no photorealism, no rendered lighting effects, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering. Use only flat solid pastel area fills with no blending: circulation zone in pale yellow, threshold zone in pale beige, exterior rooftop utility zone in pale gray. Draw exactly these spaces and objects, once each, and nothing more: a narrow rectangular stairwell circulation enclosure filling the central plan; a lower residential-level landing at the south end; a lower straight stair flight on the west side rising north to a central rectangular half-landing; an upper straight stair flight on the east side rising north to a rooftop threshold landing; a rooftop exterior slab beyond the north wall. Show the lower level access door in the south wall with a simple door swing arc, show the rooftop exit door in the north wall with a simple door swing arc opening toward the rooftop slab, and show one narrow stairwell window as double parallel lines in the east wall beside the upper flight. Show a continuous wall handrail as a thin fixed line following the inside wall beside the stair flights, and show a small rooftop utility pipe cluster as a simple fixed circular/rectangular plan symbol near the northeast of the rooftop slab. Use contemporary Korean coastal urban villa layout logic only as geometry: compact reinforced-concrete shared stair core, practical rooftop access, minimal service fixtures, no decorative style rendering. Add small circular black-number markers exactly once for every base element: 1 stairwell circulation enclosure, 2 lower residential-level landing, 3 lower straight stair flight, 4 central half-landing, 5 upper straight stair flight, 6 rooftop threshold landing, 7 rooftop exterior slab, 8 lower level access door, 9 rooftop exit door, 10 narrow stairwell window, 11 continuous wall handrail, 12 small rooftop utility pipe cluster. The numbered markers must be black numbers inside small white circles with black outlines. Do not draw any extra rooms, extra doors, extra windows, extra furniture, extra fixtures, people, vehicles, camera icons, arrows except an optional small north arrow, or event/plot markings. Minimal text only: optional generic zone labels such as Circulation Zone, Threshold Zone, Exterior Utility Zone, plus optional small N north arrow; no other labels or annotations."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a compact contemporary roadside frontage for a small multi-family villa site in a modern coastal city. The diagram must be a clean architectural CAD-like plan or simple room-layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only. Absolutely no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric, no depth, no shadow, no shading, no gradient, no ambient occlusion, no photorealistic rendering, no rendered lighting effects, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering. Use only flat solid pastel fills with no blending: pale blue for the private building footprint, pale yellow for the public/shared road and sidewalk, pale beige for threshold arrival areas, pale cyan for the service/blocking bay, and pale gray for small utility fixture space. North is up. Draw exactly these persistent base elements and nothing more: 1 asphalt road lane as a horizontal east-west band along the south edge; 2 public sidewalk frontage as a narrow horizontal band directly north of the road; 3 multi-family villa building footprint as one rectangular mass occupying the north half of the plan; 4 paved arrival forecourt centered between the building front and sidewalk; 5 marked exterior blocking bay on the southwest side of the forecourt, aligned to the vehicle entry; 6 recessed entry alcove as a shallow cut-in slightly east of center on the building south facade; 7 main pedestrian door or gate at the south edge of the recessed entry alcove, shown with a simple door line and swing arc; 8 vehicle curb cut and driveway opening at the southwest frontage, shown as a gap through the curb and boundary line; 9 one ground-floor front window strip on the south facade west of the entry, shown as a double parallel line in the wall; 10 low front boundary wall as a thin line between sidewalk and forecourt, broken only at the pedestrian and vehicle openings; 11 streetlight pole as a small fixed circular fixture at the southeast sidewalk corner near the curb. Place a small white circle with a black number exactly once on each base element: numbers 1 through 11 only, located on the corresponding element. Do not draw markers 12, 13, or 14; do not draw any police vehicle, fleeing person, siren light, camera icon, field-of-view cone, arrow path, blood, debris, fog, rain, or other event-state cue. Minimal text only: optional generic area labels such as Public Zone, Private Zone, Threshold Zone, Service Zone, and a small north arrow with N in one corner; no other labels or annotations. Preserve the compact roadside scale and do not invent extra rooms, extra openings, extra fixtures, furniture, landscaping, parked cars, or decorative objects."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of one compact contemporary mid-2020s police office interior in a South Korean coastal city setting, shown only through practical layout geometry. The drawing must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple room-layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric symbols only. Strictly do not use 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic, rendered, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Use flat pastel solid area fills only, no gradients and no blending. Draw exactly four structural colored zones and nothing else: number 1 Entrance threshold zone in pale beige as a south central interior band; number 2 Shared duty desk zone in pale yellow as the large central and west-central open work area; number 3 Monitor investigation zone in pale blue as the east and northeast work area; number 4 Service storage zone in pale gray-cyan as the northwest strip and west storage corner. Area labels may appear only as short generic zone names inside these colored areas: Threshold Zone, Shared Zone, Monitor Zone, Service Zone. Place a small north arrow with N in one corner. Draw the office as a single rectangular open-plan interior, not a larger station and not a multi-room apartment. Put the south wall at the bottom and north at the top. Draw each persistent base element exactly once and mark it with one small white circle containing its black number; do not use text labels for numbered objects. Openings and furniture must use simple top-down plan symbols: doors with swing arcs, window as double parallel wall lines, counters and desks as rectangles, bench as a long rectangle, cabinets and lockers as rectangular blocks, monitor bank and board as thin wall-mounted rectangles. Persistent base elements to draw exactly once: number 5 main entrance glass door on the south wall centered slightly west, swinging inward into zone 1; number 6 staff side door on the east wall near the southeast corner, swinging inward toward zone 2; number 7 long exterior window on the north wall spanning above zones 2 and 3; number 8 duty reception counter on the southwest interior boundary between zone 1 and zone 2; number 9 central desk cluster in the middle of zone 2, drawn as four connected workstation rectangles; number 10 monitor workstation desk on the east side of zone 3 facing the east wall; number 11 wall-mounted monitor bank on the east wall directly above or beside number 10; number 12 file cabinet row along the north wall in zone 4; number 13 printer copier appliance on the west side of zone 4 near number 12; number 14 notice and evidence board on the northeast wall beside number 11; number 15 waiting bench along the southwest wall inside zone 1; number 16 duty gear lockers along the west wall of zone 4. Do not draw markers 17, 18, 19, or 20 on the base floor plan because they are transient overlay cues for later background states. Do not add any extra rooms, corridors, restrooms, desks, chairs, sofas, beds, windows, doors, signs, case photos, phone screens, GPS maps, people, camera icons, field-of-view cones, arrows other than the north arrow, or event marks. The final image must communicate the persistent office layout clearly and match the numbered inventory exactly."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a compact contemporary coastal small fishing boat deck. The diagram must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple room-layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric symbols only. Strictly no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric, no depth, no shadows, no shading, no gradients, no ambient occlusion, no photorealistic rendering, no lighting effects, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering. Use only flat solid pastel color fills: number 1 open aft working deck in pale yellow, number 2 wheelhouse approach threshold in pale beige, fixed utility fixtures in pale gray or unfilled black outline, and the rest of the background plain white/off-white. No gradients, blending, or drop shadows. Draw exactly this compact boat layout and nothing more: a narrow elongated hull footprint with a slightly rounded south/aft end, the forward/north edge occupied only by the wheelhouse doorway approach, and no extra cabins or rooms beyond the doorway. Place base numbered markers only as small white circles with black outlines and black numbers, each number used exactly once. Draw marker 1 in the main south/central open aft working deck area. Draw marker 2 in the narrow forward threshold band directly before the wheelhouse. Draw marker 3 centered on the north edge of the threshold as a simple doorway opening into the wheelhouse, using a flat plan door/opening symbol. Draw marker 4 on the west/port low gunwale rail, shown as one continuous narrow rail along the west side of the deck. Draw marker 5 on the east/starboard low gunwale rail, shown as one continuous narrow rail along the east side of the deck. Draw marker 6 on the south/aft transom rail, shown as one low rail across the aft end. Draw marker 7 on one fixed rectangular deck hatch centered in the open working deck. Draw marker 8 on one fixed gear locker box along the east/starboard side near the threshold. Do not add any other furniture, lockers, ropes, nets, fish boxes, windows, doors, hatches, stairs, people, cameras, field-of-view cones, arrows except a small optional north arrow, or decorative details. Do not draw any map, photograph, loose paper, confrontation cue, red mark, or transient event marker; markers 9 and 10 are reserved for a later overlay and must not appear in this base floor plan. Minimal text only: optional area labels 'Open Deck' and 'Threshold Zone' inside their colored zones, plus an optional small 'N' north arrow in one corner; no other text or annotations."
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