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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024×1024 flat top-down schematic site plan of a concealed rock exit on an inland mountain slope. Use a clean architectural CAD-plan appearance with single-weight black outlines, an off-white background, simple geometric terrain boundaries, sparse contour lines, and conventional top-down symbols only. This must be strictly two-dimensional: no 3D, no isometric or axonometric view, no perspective, no depth, no shadows, no shading, no gradients, no ambient occlusion, no photorealism, no rendering, no lighting effects, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering. Arrange the site with a compact concealed exit threshold below a rugged rock outcrop, a narrow crawl-tunnel mouth opening through the rock, a traversable lower mountainside route crossing the slope, a forest edge downslope and toward the southwest, and a higher summit ridge visible in plan toward the north or northeast. Reflect a practical concealed mountain egress layout: the tunnel mouth is screened by irregular rock geometry, the lower route follows the contour rather than running straight down the steepest slope, and the forest begins beyond a broken rocky margin. Use one consistent flat pastel solid fill for each area: Threshold Zone pale beige, Route Zone pale gray, Forest Zone pale green, Ridge Zone pale lavender, and Rock Zone pale tan. Do not blend colors and do not use gradients or drop shadows. Show the forest edge with sparse simple circle-and-line tree glyphs and show the tunnel mouth as a narrow opening in the rock boundary; all symbols remain flat and schematic. Place small numbered circles exactly once for base markers 1 through 6 only: 1 in the exit threshold area, 2 at the crawl-tunnel mouth, 3 on the lower mountainside route, 4 within the forest-edge area, 5 on the summit ridge, and 6 within the screening rock outcrop. Do not draw markers 7, 8, 9, 10, or 11 because they are transient state overlays. Minimal text inside the drawing: only the generic area labels Threshold Zone, Route Zone, Forest Zone, Ridge Zone, and Rock Zone, plus an optional small north arrow marked N. No camera icons, field-of-view cones, route arrows, object names, legends, measurements, or other annotations."
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