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Show an early-2000s through mid-2010s southern regional restaurant layout: a street-facing sliding entrance, adjacent storefront windows, three practical dining table groups, a clear aisle, and a compact semi-open kitchen along the rear-left edge. Fill each zone with one consistent flat pastel solid color: Shared Dining Zone pale yellow, Service Kitchen Zone pale cyan, Entrance Threshold Zone pale beige, and Circulation Zone pale green. No blending or drop shadows. Place the sliding storefront entrance at the south center-right using a double sliding-door plan symbol; place two storefront window sections as double parallel lines on either side. Arrange three simple rectangular dining tables with plain top-down chair glyphs in the front-right, center, and rear-right portions. Keep a direct circulation aisle from the entrance to the kitchen opening. Draw the kitchen as a compact service zone with a wide dining-facing opening, a standard sink symbol against the west wall, and a simple fixed cooktop symbol against the north wall. Add a small wall-mounted television rectangle on the east wall facing the central and rear tables. Draw small white circles with unique black numbers exactly once for base elements 1 through 14: 1 shared dining zone, 2 service kitchen zone, 3 entrance threshold zone, 4 main circulation aisle, 5 sliding storefront entrance, 6 kitchen dining opening, 7 kitchen sink, 8 fixed cooktop, 9 front dining table set, 10 central dining table set, 11 rear dining table set, 12 wall television, 13 left storefront window, 14 right storefront window. Do not draw numbers 15, 16, or 17 and do not depict cash, a simmering meal, alcohol bottles, glasses, people, cleaning activity, or any other transient event cue. Minimal text only: the generic area labels Shared Dining Zone, Service Kitchen Zone, Entrance Threshold Zone, and Circulation Zone may appear in larger plain lettering within their colored zones. No other labels, captions, legends, annotations, camera icons, field-of-view cones, or arrows; a small north arrow marked N in one corner is allowed." }, "fp_l04_main": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l04_main.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a compact corridor-access apartment unit. Use a clean CAD-like plan with geometric shapes, single-weight black outlines, and a white or off-white background. Show four consistently color-coded zones using solid flat pastel fills only: number 1, the west-side Private Zone shared bedroom, in pale blue; number 2, the central Shared Zone common living area, in pale yellow; number 3, the north-east Service Zone compact kitchen, in pale cyan; and number 4, the south-east Threshold Zone entrance and circulation route, in pale beige. Any space outside the unit boundary may use pale gray. The layout should follow a modest early-2000s regional apartment convention that can remain recognizable in mid-2010s scenes: a small bedroom opening directly to a multipurpose common room, a semi-separated galley-like kitchen, a short entrance route, compact circulation, and exterior windows on the bedroom and common-room sides. Draw number 5 as two simple top-down single-bed rectangles with pillow glyphs along opposite bedroom walls and a narrow aisle between them. Draw number 6 as a rectangular wardrobe against the bedroom's east wall. Draw number 7 as a simple desk rectangle with a box-shaped desktop monitor glyph in the north-east bedroom corner. Draw number 8 as a small fixed wired-telephone station beside the south-east bedroom wall. Draw number 9 as a hinged bedroom door with a standard line-and-arc swing symbol opening toward the common area. Draw number 10 as a simple low rectangular table centered in the common area. Draw number 11 as the kitchen opening at the north edge of the common area. Draw number 12 as the main entrance door at the south-east boundary with a standard swing arc. Draw numbers 13 and 14 as double parallel-line window symbols in the bedroom west wall and common-area east wall. Place one small white circular marker with a black number on or beside each base element, using each number from 1 through 14 exactly once. Do not draw markers 15 through 22 because they are transient overlay elements. Minimal interior text only: the generic area labels Private Zone, Shared Zone, Service Zone, and Threshold Zone may appear in larger plain lettering within their fills; no other labels, legends, annotations, character names, object names, camera icons, field-of-view cones, or arrows. A small north arrow with the letter N may appear in one corner. Use only flat solid colors with no gradients or blending. No 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadows, shading, gradients, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering." }, "fp_l04_kitchen": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l04_kitchen.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "ref", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024×1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a compact early-2000s South Korean corridor-apartment kitchen and its direct connection to an adjacent shared floor and the edge of a private room. Use a simple orthogonal layout: private room edge on the west, a central shared floor zone, a narrow threshold strip, and a compact kitchen on the east. Provide a hinged swing door between the private room and shared floor, a broad unobstructed passage between the shared floor and kitchen, a broad exterior window on the south wall of the shared zone, and a smaller exterior kitchen window on the same facade. Arrange a linear built-in work counter along the kitchen's south wall, with a standard top-down sink below the kitchen window, a stovetop at the counter's east end, and a refrigerator in the northeast corner. Reflect compact regional apartment geometry and a direct calling sightline from the private-room doorway into the kitchen. Fill each area with one consistent flat pastel solid color: kitchen service zone pale cyan, shared zone pale yellow, private zone pale blue, and threshold zone pale beige. Use single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric shapes only. Show doors with swing arcs, windows as double parallel wall lines, the sink and stovetop as standard plan symbols, the counter as a plain rectangle, and the refrigerator as a simple rectangular appliance footprint. Place one small circular black-number marker exactly once for each base element: 1 kitchen service zone, 2 shared floor zone, 3 private room edge, 4 kitchen threshold zone, 5 private room swing door, 6 open kitchen passage, 7 broad shared-room window, 8 kitchen window, 9 built-in sink, 10 linear work counter, 11 stovetop, and 12 refrigerator. Do not draw marker 13 and do not depict sunlight, people, movement, or any other transient state cue. Optional large generic area labels are limited to Service Zone, Shared Zone, Private Zone, and Threshold Zone; no other text or annotations. No camera icons, view cones, or framing arrows. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered appearance, lighting effects, textured surfaces, material rendering, blending, or drop shadows." }, "fp_l06_corridor": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l06_corridor.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a mid-2010s South Korean corridor-access apartment level. Show a long, narrow exterior-access gallery with apartment entrances arranged along one enclosed wall, an open gallery edge with a continuous safety railing on the opposite side, and a compact elevator approach at one end. Use clean single-weight black CAD-style outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only. Fill each distinct area with one solid flat pastel color used consistently: the long shared corridor in pale yellow, the elevator approach in pale cyan, the featured unit threshold in pale beige, and the narrow exterior-edge strip beyond the railing in pale gray. Optional large generic zone labels may read Shared Zone, Service Zone, Threshold Zone, and Exterior Zone; include no other text except the numbered circles and an optional small north arrow.\n\nDepict number 1 as the long shared corridor area; number 2 as the widened elevator approach area at one end; number 3 as the small featured unit threshold beside the target entrance; number 4 as a pair of elevator doors centered on the approach end wall; number 5 as the featured apartment entrance with a standard door leaf and swing arc; numbers 6 and 7 as neighboring apartment doors spaced along the same enclosed wall; number 8 as a small fixed doorbell or intercom panel immediately beside the latch side of number 5; and number 9 as the continuous open-side safety railing opposite the apartment doors. Place each number as a small circle containing one black integer, with every integer appearing exactly once. Keep the featured threshold and doorbell clearly legible while retaining the full long-corridor relationship to the elevator. Draw doors with conventional plan-view leaves and swing arcs, elevator doors as paired sliding lines, the railing as a simple continuous double-line barrier, and the doorbell panel as a tiny wall-mounted rectangular glyph.\n\nThis must remain a simple flat 2D plan view, not a render. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadows, shading, gradients, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered lighting, lighting effects, textures, material rendering, decorative illustration, people, camera icons, field-of-view cones, arrows, or transient event cues." }, "fp_vehicle_cabin": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_vehicle_cabin.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a complete left-hand-drive compact sedan passenger cabin, front of vehicle oriented toward the top of the image. Use early-2000s through mid-2010s regional sedan layout conventions only in the geometry: two separate front seats, a full-width rear bench, a simple left-side steering position, a modest center console, four side doors, and conventional glazing. This must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple room-layout sketch, using geometric symbols, single-weight black outlines, and a plain white or off-white background. Strictly no 3D, no isometric view, no perspective, no axonometric view, no depth, no shadows, no shading, no gradients, no ambient occlusion, no photorealism, no rendered appearance, no lighting effects, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering. Fill each zone with one flat solid pastel color without blending: Front Control Zone in pale yellow, Front Passenger Zone in pale blue, Rear Passenger Zone in pale green, Threshold Zone in pale beige, and Glazing and Mirror Perimeter in pale gray. Short generic zone names may appear as the only text besides the numbered markers and a small north arrow. Draw the seats as simple top-down rectangles with minimal cushion divisions, the steering wheel as a circle, the dashboard and center console as simple outlined blocks, doors as hinged opening lines with small swing arcs, and windows as double parallel lines. Place exactly one small black-numbered circle for each base element: 1 in the front control zone, 2 in the front passenger zone, 3 in the rear passenger zone, 4 in the threshold zone, 5 in the glazing and mirror perimeter, 6 on the driver seat, 7 on the front passenger seat, 8 on the rear bench, 9 on the steering wheel, 10 on the dashboard and instrument panel, 11 on the center console and gear selector, 12 on the windshield, 13 on the rear window, 14 on the left front door, 15 on the right front door, 16 on the left rear door, 17 on the right rear door, 18 on the left front side window, 19 on the right front side window, 20 on the left rear side window, 21 on the right rear side window, 22 on the interior rearview mirror, 23 on the left exterior mirror, and 24 on the right exterior mirror. Every displayed number must be unique and appear exactly once. Do not draw marker 25, the wallet or photograph, because it is a transient object. Do not draw marker 26, the candlelit street procession or any exterior crowd, because it is a transient plot-state overlay. Do not draw people, reflections, camera icons, field-of-view cones, motion arrows, scenery, or any other annotation." }, "fp_l12_station_approach": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l12_station_approach.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a mid-2010s provincial civic station approach and forecourt. Use a clean architectural CAD-plan appearance with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, simple geometric shapes, and minimal text. The layout is a long straight south-to-north approach drive ending at a simple front gate, then an open forecourt, a direct pedestrian entrance walk, and a modest rectangular public-service building across the north edge. Place a continuous row of evenly spaced tall-tree plan symbols along each side of the approach, reflecting a formal tree-lined drive in a southern Korean provincial setting. Give the building a simple practical footprint, a main public entrance on its south facade facing the drive, and a regular front window band shown with standard double parallel wall-line symbols. Use flat solid pastel fills consistently: pale yellow for the shared approach drive, pale gray for the forecourt, pale beige for the gate and pedestrian threshold walk, pale cyan for the public-service building footprint, and pale green for the two landscaped tree strips. Area labels may appear only as short generic English zone names. Draw small circles with unique black numbers exactly once for base elements 1 through 9: 1 approach drive, 2 front forecourt, 3 station building footprint, 4 front gate opening, 5 west tree row, 6 east tree row, 7 main public entrance, 8 front window band, and 9 pedestrian entrance walk. Do not draw number 10 or any vehicle because it is a transient state-overlay object. Do not add camera icons, field-of-view cones, movement arrows, people, traffic, event cues, or other annotations. Use only symbolic top-down plan glyphs. Strictly exclude 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadows, shading, gradients, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered lighting, textured surfaces, and material rendering." }, "fp_l13_station_corridor": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l13_station_corridor.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a compact mid-2010s provincial police-station corridor in southwestern Korea. Show a long central shared corridor with modest administrative offices arranged along its sides, reflecting a practical institutional layout: the violent-crimes office on the south side near the middle, the investigation chief office on the north side near the stair end, the station-head office farther along the north side, and a connected enclosed stair landing at the east end. Use simple geometric plan symbols only: solid wall lines, hinged office doors shown by a straight leaf and swing arc, a descending stair shown by parallel tread lines, and an exterior corridor window bank shown by double parallel lines within the wall. Use single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background. Apply one consistent flat pastel solid fill per zone: pale yellow for the shared corridor, pale blue for private offices, pale beige for office thresholds and the stair landing, and pale gray for the stair run. Optional large generic area text is limited to Shared Zone, Private Zone, and Threshold Zone; include no other words or annotations. Place one small white circle with a black number exactly once for each base element: 1 in the main corridor, 2 in the violent-crimes office, 3 at its doorway, 4 in the investigation chief office, 5 at the chief-office door, 6 in the station-head office, 7 at its door, 8 on the stair landing, 9 on the descending stair run, and 10 at the corridor window bank. Draw only markers 1 through 10. Do not draw transient disturbance, locked-state, confrontation, photograph, people, camera icons, field-of-view cones, or event arrows. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, blending, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered appearance, lighting effects, textured surfaces, material rendering, decorative illustration, or furniture seen in perspective." }, "fp_l14_front_break_area": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l14_front_break_area.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a modest outdoor staff break area beside the frontage of a mid-2010s regional South Korean civic station. Use a clean CAD-like plan with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric shapes only. The north edge is a straight station frontage wall. Place a small paved outdoor break zone at center-west, a fixed simple rectangular bench parallel to the wall with clear standing room behind and beside it, a ground-floor window bay shown as double parallel lines in the wall behind the bench, and a principal entrance door with a standard door leaf and swing arc offset to the north-east. Add a compact entrance threshold apron, a pedestrian access walk extending along the south and east sides, and a narrow planted frontage edge along the west and south perimeter. Reflect a practical modern Korean public-building layout through a compact paved recess, direct pedestrian connection to the entrance, simple frontage openings, and minimal fixed furniture. Fill each distinct area with one consistent flat pastel solid color: Shared Zone pale yellow for the break area, Service Zone pale cyan for the station frontage strip, Threshold Zone pale beige for the entrance apron, Utility / Exterior Zone pale gray for the pedestrian walk, and Planted Exterior Zone pale green for the planted edge. Area labels may use only those short generic zone names. Draw small white circles with unique black numbers exactly once for base markers 1 through 8: 1 outdoor break zone, 2 station frontage strip, 3 entrance threshold zone, 4 fixed bench, 5 principal entrance door, 6 frontage window bay, 7 pedestrian access walk, 8 planted frontage edge. Do not draw marker 9 or any cigarette, person, smoke, ash, temporary object, event cue, camera icon, field-of-view cone, or directional camera arrow. Include only an optional small north arrow in one corner. No other labels, legends, dimensions, annotations, or text. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered appearance, lighting effects, textured surfaces, material rendering, color blending, or drop shadows." }, "fp_l15_conference_hall": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l15_conference_hall.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan of a modest mid-2010s regional public institutional conference hall. Use a simple rectangular room geometry typical of a practical public office building: presentation end at the north, audience seating extending through the center and rear, a straight central aisle, and a centered rear entry at the south. Use uniform single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only. Divide the interior into consistent flat pastel solid-color areas: Shared Zone in pale yellow for the audience seating area, Presentation Zone in pale blue at the north end, Circulation Zone in pale beige for the central aisle, and Threshold Zone in pale gray at the rear entry. Use no gradients, blending, or drop shadows. Place two symmetrical banks of simple top-down chairs, several rows deep, facing north, with a clearly open central aisle and a visible rear row. Add a shallow rectangular presentation platform centered along the north wall, with a narrow retractable screen symbol fixed to the wall behind it. Add a centered double-leaf entry in the south wall using conventional door leaves and swing arcs. Add simple double-parallel-line window banks along the east and west walls, aligned with the seating rows. Draw one small circular black-number marker exactly once for each base-layer element numbered 1 through 12: hall shell, audience zone, presentation zone, central aisle, entry threshold, left seating bank, right seating bank, platform, screen, rear entry, west window bank, and east window bank. Do not draw markers 13 or 14 and do not draw any people, audience occupancy, speaker, camera icon, field-of-view cone, or event-state cue. The only permitted interior words are the larger generic area labels Shared Zone, Presentation Zone, Circulation Zone, and Threshold Zone; include no furniture labels or other annotations. A small north arrow with N may appear in one corner. Furniture and openings must use conventional top-down symbolic glyphs. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic imagery, rendered appearance, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering." }, "fp_l16_violent_crimes_office": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l16_violent_crimes_office.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024×1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a mid-2010s regional police violent-crimes office. The layout is a practical rectangular open-plan office typical of a modest South Korean public building of the period: a south corridor-facing entrance, a narrow internal threshold, compact inward-facing desk clusters in the central shared office, an exterior window bank along the east wall, lockable evidence cabinets and dense case-record shelving at the northwest rear, and a small copier and printer service area near the entrance. Use single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, clean CAD-like geometry, and simple top-down plan symbols only. Fill each zone with one consistent flat pastel solid color: Shared Zone pale muted yellow, Evidence Zone pale blue, Service Zone pale cyan, and Threshold Zone pale beige. Area names may appear only as these short generic zone labels. Draw number 1 once in the shared work area, number 2 once in the evidence storage zone, number 3 once in the service zone, and number 4 once in the threshold zone. Draw number 5 once at the inward-swinging corridor entry door, using a door leaf and swing arc. Draw number 6 once at the east-wall window bank, represented by double parallel lines within the wall. Draw number 7 once on the primary clustered desk group and number 8 once on the adjacent secondary desk group; show each desk as simple top-down rectangles with chair glyphs and clear circulation gaps. Draw number 9 once for the persistent desktop workstation group, number 10 once for the persistent landline telephone group, number 11 once on the lockable evidence cabinets, number 12 once on the case-record shelving, number 13 once on the copier and printer station, and number 14 once on the staff locker cabinet. Every visible base marker must be a small circle containing a black integer, with each integer appearing exactly once. Do not draw markers 15, 16, 17, 18, or 19 because they are transient overlay elements. Keep text inside the diagram minimal: only generic zone names, the numbered circles, and an optional small north arrow. Do not include people, character names, case names, camera icons, field-of-view cones, arrows, captions, legends, or other annotations. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendering, lighting effects, textured surfaces, material rendering, color blending, or drop shadows." }, "fp_l17_investigation_chief_office": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l17_investigation_chief_office.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan of a rectangular mid-2010s public-sector investigation chief office. Use clean single-weight black CAD-style outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only, and generous clear spacing. Strictly use a flat orthographic plan with 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 textures, and no material depiction.\n\nDivide the office into three functional areas with consistent solid pastel fills: number 1, a pale blue Private Zone occupying the northwest work area; number 2, a pale yellow Shared Zone occupying the east and southeast meeting area; and number 3, a pale beige Threshold Zone immediately inside the southwest entrance. These three short generic zone names may appear as the only large text within the room. Draw one inward-swinging corridor door, number 4, in the south wall near the southwest corner using a standard line-and-arc door symbol.\n\nIn the Private Zone, place number 5, a large rectangular executive desk near the northwest side with its long edge parallel to the north wall and its working side facing south. Place number 6, a high-backed executive chair shown as a simple top-down chair glyph on the north side of the desk, oriented toward the entrance. Add number 12, a long shallow built-in document cabinet along the west wall. In the Shared Zone, place number 7, a simple three-seat sofa glyph along the east wall facing west; number 8, a two-seat sofa opposite it along the west edge of the meeting zone facing east; number 9, one armchair at the north end of the group; and number 10, a rectangular coffee table centered between the seats. Use only conventional top-down furniture symbols: sofas as long rectangles with simple cushion divisions, chairs as compact plan glyphs, and tables as plain rectangles.\n\nPlace number 11 as a typical exterior window bank in the north wall, drawn only as double parallel lines within the wall. Keep practical circulation clear from number 4 through number 3 to both the desk and sofa group, reflecting a restrained regional public-office layout in which the executive desk faces the entry and the meeting group occupies a separate side zone. Put a small white circle with a black number beside each base element numbered 1 through 12, with every number appearing exactly once. Do not draw numbers 13 or 14, reports, case photographs, laptops, people, camera icons, viewing cones, arrows, legends, dimensions, or event-state cues. Apart from the optional generic zone names and a small north arrow marked N in one corner, include no text or annotations." }, "fp_l18_records_room": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l18_records_room.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan of a compact mid-2010s administrative records room. Use a clean CAD-like plan with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, simple geometric symbols, and minimal text. The room has three clearly separated flat color-coded areas: number 1 Archive Storage Zone in pale blue covering the central and northern portion, number 2 Retrieval Workspace Zone in pale yellow at the southeast side, and number 3 Threshold Zone in pale beige at the southwest entrance. Use only these short generic area labels as text inside the plan. Place number 4 as one inward-swinging corridor door in the south wall near the southwest corner, drawn with a standard line-and-arc door symbol. Place number 5 as one small window in the north wall, drawn as double parallel lines. Place number 6 as shallow archive shelving along the north wall while leaving the window clear. Place numbers 7 and 8 as two long, compact, parallel archive shelf banks aligned north to south, with a narrow walkable aisle between them and practical clearance at both ends. Show shelf compartments and generic stored archive boxes only as simple top-down rectangles. Place number 9 as a simple rectangular retrieval worktable in the southeast workspace beside the end of number 8. Reflect a compact administrative archive layout typical of the specified era and region through dense shelving, narrow aisles, modest room proportions, and a practical corridor entrance, while keeping the drawing culturally neutral in visual style. Draw each persistent element numbered 1 through 9 with one small white circle containing its unique black number, appearing exactly once. Do not draw numbers 10, 11, 12, or 13 and do not show the old case box, pulled document bundles, dust state, or moved chair because they are transient overlay elements. No camera icons, field-of-view cones, dimensions, legends, arrows, object labels, or annotations. Optional small north arrow in one corner only. Strictly flat 2D plan view: no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric, no depth, no shadows, no shading, no gradients, no blending, no ambient occlusion, no photorealism, no rendered lighting, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering." }, "fp_l32_station_chief_office": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l32_station_chief_office.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan of a modest mid-2010s regional public-administration executive office. Use a clean CAD-like plan with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric shapes only, and clear orthographic top-down furniture symbols. Strictly exclude perspective, isometric or axonometric construction, dimensional depth, shadows, shading, gradients, ambient occlusion, lighting effects, photographic detail, textured surfaces, and material simulation.\n\nDraw one wider-than-deep rectangular office marked by a small numbered circle 1. Divide it through flat solid pastel area fills without gradient or blending: a pale beige southeast Threshold Zone marked 2, a pale blue northeast Executive Zone marked 3, a pale yellow west-central Meeting Zone marked 4, and a pale cyan narrow east-wall Service Zone marked 5. Generic area names may appear once in larger simple text inside their colored zones, but include no other labels, captions, legends, or annotations. Every visible base marker must be a small circle containing one unique black number exactly once.\n\nPlace an inward-swinging corridor door with a standard line-and-arc plan symbol on the south wall near the southeast corner, marked 6. Place a short exterior window bank as double parallel lines in the north wall, marked 7. In the northeast executive zone, draw a large rectangular executive desk marked 8, oriented toward the room center and entrance, with a simple high-backed top-down office chair behind it marked 9. Reflect a restrained, practical regional government-office layout rather than an oversized luxury suite.\n\nIn the west-central meeting zone, draw a formal meeting group suitable for five or more seated officials: a long head sofa along the northwest side marked 10, an opposing long sofa along the southwest side marked 11, a north guest armchair on the east side marked 12, and a south guest armchair on the east side marked 13. Show sofas as plain long rectangles with cushion divisions and armchairs as compact top-down rectangles, all facing inward. Center a plain rectangular coffee table between them, marked 14. Add a low built-in storage credenza against the east wall in the service zone, marked 15.\n\nDo not draw the transient laptop or newspapers and do not draw numbered circles 16 or 17; those belong only to a separate background-state overlay. Do not add people, camera icons, viewing cones, arrows other than an optional small north arrow, decorative objects, loose paperwork, media imagery, headlines, or any text beyond the optional generic zone names and north indicator." }, "fp_l49_station_rooftop": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l49_station_rooftop.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024×1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan of an accessible rooftop on a modest mid-2010s provincial civic office building. Use a simple rectangular roof footprint suited to a practical southern Korean public building, with an enclosed stair headhouse near the north or landward side, one outward-swinging rooftop access door on its south face, a small landing, a broad open deck, and a continuous perimeter parapet. Emphasize the south field-facing parapet and an unobstructed exterior sightline toward broad agricultural fields, represented only by simple rectangular field divisions beyond the roof edge. Use single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background and geometric CAD-style symbols only. Apply single flat pastel fills consistently: pale yellow for the Shared Zone rooftop deck, pale cyan for the Service Zone stair headhouse, pale beige for the Threshold Zone landing, pale gray for the Utility Zone parapet band, and pale green for the Exterior Zone agricultural sightline. Area labels may use only those short generic zone names. Draw exactly one small numbered circle for each base marker: 1 in the open rooftop deck, 2 inside the stair headhouse, 3 beside the access-door swing symbol, 4 on the field-facing parapet, 5 on the threshold landing, and 6 in the exterior field sightline band. Use no other labels, legend text, annotations, camera icons, view cones, or arrows, except an optional small north arrow. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadows, shading, gradients, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered lighting, textured surfaces, or material rendering." }, "fp_l28_research_lab": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l28_research_lab.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan of a mid-2010s Korean institutional research laboratory. Use a simple rectangular room with practical modern office proportions, a south-wall entrance near the southeast corner, a broad exterior window on the west wall, and shallow built-in bookcases densely lining the north and east walls, reflecting a compact institutional research-office layout. Divide the plan into flat color-coded areas: the central consultation Shared Zone in pale yellow, the perimeter reference Private Zone in pale blue, and the small entry Threshold Zone in pale beige. Use each color consistently as a single solid pastel fill with no blending. Place two long rectangular sofas opposite each other across a low rectangular table in the consultation zone, leaving a clear walking path from the entrance to the window and seating. Draw the entry door with a standard inward door-swing arc, the window as double parallel wall lines, the sofas as top-down rectangles with simple cushion divisions, the table as a plain rectangle, and the built-in bookcases as shallow segmented rectangles. Add small circular markers with black numbers exactly once for base-layer elements 1 through 11 only: 1 for the complete room envelope, 2 for the Shared Zone, 3 for the Private Zone, 4 for the Threshold Zone, 5 for the entry door, 6 for the window, 7 for the north built-in bookcase, 8 for the east built-in bookcase, 9 for the west sofa, 10 for the east sofa, and 11 for the sofa table. Do not draw markers 12 or 13 and do not depict the transient records or snow globe on this base plan. The only permitted words inside the drawing are the generic area labels Shared Zone, Private Zone, and Threshold Zone, plus an optional small north arrow marked N; all other identification must use numbered circles only. Use single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric CAD-plan symbols, and generous clear spacing. This must be a purely flat 2D plan view, not 3D, not isometric, not perspective, not axonometric, with 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. Do not draw camera icons, field-of-view cones, movement arrows, people, loose paperwork, reflections, or event-state annotations." }, "fp_l30_studio": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l30_studio.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic 2D architectural floor plan of a compact mid-2010s urban studio apartment. Use a clean CAD-like plan with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, simple geometric plan symbols, and no decorative illustration. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadows, shading, gradients, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendering, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering.\n\nLay out a compact rectangular apartment. The central and western majority is number 1, an integrated main studio room with a flat pale-yellow fill and the optional generic area label “Shared Zone.” Along the northeast wall place number 2, a compact linear kitchen zone with a flat pale-cyan fill and the optional label “Service Zone.” In the southeast corner place number 3, a small enclosed bathroom with a flat pale-blue fill and the optional label “Private Zone.” At the southwest entrance place number 4, a small threshold area with a flat pale-beige fill and the optional label “Threshold Zone.” Use exactly one solid pastel color for each area, with no blending or gradients.\n\nPlace number 5 as an inward-swinging entrance door in the south wall at number 4. Place number 6 as an inward-swinging bathroom door in the bathroom’s west wall. Place number 7 as a broad exterior window centered on the north wall of number 1, drawn as double parallel lines within the wall. Place number 8 as a top-down sofa glyph in the west-central main room, oriented east, drawn as a long rectangle with simple cushion divisions. Place number 9 as a television on a low rectangular console against the east-central wall, facing number 8. Place number 10 as a straight kitchen counter with a standard top-down sink symbol along the northeast wall. Integrate number 11 as a simple built-in stovetop symbol in that counter and place number 12 as a rectangular refrigerator at the south end of the kitchen run. Inside number 3, place number 13 as a compact shower fixture on the east side and number 14 as standard top-down toilet and small basin symbols along the south and west sides.\n\nMark every base element from 1 through 14 with one small circle containing its unique black number, each number appearing exactly once. Do not draw number 15: it is transient television-screen content reserved for a separate overlay. Do not show people, coffee items, broadcast imagery, wall marks, floor trails, camera icons, field-of-view cones, dimensions, legends, or annotations. Furniture and fixtures must remain simple top-down symbolic glyphs. Apart from the optional generic zone labels and a small north arrow with “N” in one corner, include no text." }, "fp_l31_deputy_chief_office": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l31_deputy_chief_office.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a mid-2010s executive office in a Korean government institution. Use a clean CAD-like plan with geometric shapes, uniform single-weight black outlines, and a white or off-white background. Strictly use a flat orthographic plan view: no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric, no depth, no shadows, no shading, no gradients, no ambient occlusion, no photorealism, no rendered lighting, no texture, and no material rendering.\n\nDraw one rectangular office envelope, marked by a small numbered circle 1. Divide the room into four clearly legible functional areas with single solid pastel fills: the executive work zone at the north end in pale blue with marker 2, the shared sofa seating zone in the southwest in pale yellow with marker 3, the central visitor consultation zone in pale cyan with marker 4, and the entrance threshold zone in the southeast in pale beige with marker 5. The short generic area labels Executive Work Zone, Shared Seating Zone, Consultation Zone, and Threshold Zone may appear in larger unobtrusive text inside their respective fills. Do not place any other words inside the drawing.\n\nArrange the room according to a restrained mid-2010s institutional office layout. Place a large rectangular executive desk in the north-central portion with marker 6, oriented so its occupant faces south into the room. Place a simple top-down executive chair glyph behind the north side of the desk with marker 7. Place a matched pair of simple visitor-chair glyphs on the south side of the desk with one shared marker 8. Along the southwest wall, draw a long rectangular sofa with cushion divisions and marker 9; place a small rectangular coffee table directly in front of it with marker 10. On the west wall, draw a thin rectangular wall-mounted television symbol with marker 11, positioned to be visible from the desk and seating areas. At the southeast wall, draw the single corridor exit as a standard door leaf and inward swing arc with marker 12. Along the north exterior wall behind the executive chair, draw a continuous window bank using double parallel wall lines and marker 13. Along the east wall, draw shallow built-in document cabinets as simple aligned rectangles with marker 14.\n\nEvery visible marker must be a small circle containing one unique black number, and numbers 1 through 14 must each appear exactly once. Do not draw marker 15 or any television program imagery, people, documents, screen content, lighting states, confrontation cues, camera icons, view cones, arrows, dimensions, legends, decorative symbols, or transient objects. Use only simple top-down furniture and opening glyphs. Keep the plan sparse, readable, evenly spaced, and suitable as a persistent background-layout reference." }, "fp_l33_prosecutors_office_front": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l33_prosecutors_office_front.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024×1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a mid-2010s South Korean regional public institutional office main gate, vehicle approach, pedestrian frontage, secure forecourt, and protest gathering area. Use a clean CAD-plan appearance with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric shapes only. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadows, shading, gradients, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered lighting, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Arrange a public road edge along the south, number 1 as a broad straight vehicle approach leading north to number 4, a controlled two-lane vehicle gate centered in the perimeter, number 8 as two simple barrier-arm glyphs immediately inside it, number 6 as a compact rectangular guard booth beside the lanes, and number 5 as a separate pedestrian gate next to the booth. Draw number 7 as a continuous simple perimeter fence enclosing the secured grounds. Place number 2 as a paved pedestrian frontage parallel to the road and number 3 as a widened paved gathering area outside the fence without blocking the vehicle lane. Beyond the gate, show number 9 as the inner forecourt leading to number 10, a broad rectangular institutional office building along the north side, with number 11 as centered double entrance doors and number 12 as regular double-line window bays across the front wall. Use simple conventional top-down symbols for gates, barriers, doors, windows, fence, and booth. Apply single flat pastel fills consistently: pale yellow for the vehicle approach and inner shared forecourt, pale beige for pedestrian and gate threshold zones, pale lavender for the gathering area, pale cyan for the guard and security service zone, pale blue for the institutional building zone, and pale gray for boundary or roadside utility strips. No color blending, gradients, or drop shadows. Place one small white circle with a black number exactly once on every base element numbered 1 through 12. Do not draw numbers 13 or 14, the car, people, pickets, protest signs, event cues, camera icons, viewing arrows, or field-of-view cones. Allow only short generic area labels such as Shared Zone, Threshold Zone, Gathering Zone, Service Zone, and Institutional Zone inside their colored areas; include no other text or annotations. A small north arrow marked N may appear in one corner." }, "fp_l34_wonseop_office": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l34_wonseop_office.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 x 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a mid-2010s government prosecutor office in South Korea. Show a medium rectangular single-level office with a hierarchical institutional layout: a private work zone in the north and northeast, a shared visitor zone in the center and west, a narrow document storage zone along the east wall, and a compact entrance threshold in the southwest. Use one consistent flat pastel solid fill per area: private work zone pale blue, shared visitor zone pale yellow, document storage zone pale cyan, and entrance threshold zone pale beige. Draw single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background using clean geometric CAD-plan conventions only. Place an inward-swinging corridor entry door in the south wall near the southwest corner, shown with a line and door-swing arc. Place a broad exterior window bank centered in the north wall, shown as double parallel lines within the wall. In the private work zone, draw a large rectangular work desk facing south toward the entrance, with one simple top-down desk chair behind it toward the window. Along the east wall, draw a continuous row of shallow built-in document cabinets. In the shared visitor zone, draw two long rectangular sofas facing each other from west and east, each with simple cushion divisions, with a low rectangular visitor table centered between them. Preserve practical circulation from the entrance past the visitor seating to the work desk. Add small circular black-number markers exactly once for base elements 1 through 12: 1 private work zone, 2 shared visitor zone, 3 document storage zone, 4 entrance threshold zone, 5 corridor entry door, 6 exterior window bank, 7 work desk, 8 desk chair, 9 built-in document cabinets, 10 west visitor sofa, 11 east visitor sofa, and 12 visitor table. Do not draw marker 13 or any case-file stacks because it is a transient overlay cue. The only permitted words inside the diagram are the generic area labels Private Zone, Shared Zone, Service Zone, and Threshold Zone, plus an optional small north arrow marked N. Do not add any other labels, legends, dimensions, annotations, people, loose papers, envelopes, event cues, camera icons, field-of-view cones, or directional camera arrows. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadows, shading, gradients, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendering, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering." }, "fp_l54_interview_room": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l54_interview_room.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a compact, narrow rectangular institutional interview room appropriate to a mid-2010s public office in East Asia. Use clean single-weight black CAD-style outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only, and a clear orthographic plan view. Show thick enclosed perimeter wall geometry around the room, with a single solid inward-swinging entry door offset toward one corner of a short wall; draw the door using a straight leaf and swing arc. Divide the interior into two color-coded areas: the main Shared Zone in a single flat pale yellow fill and a small Threshold Zone immediately inside the door in a single flat pale beige fill. Place a simple rectangular interview table lengthwise at the center of the narrow room, with two simple armless chair glyphs directly opposite each other across the table, one near the entrance side and one toward the far end. Keep circulation tight but usable around the table, reflecting a restrained institutional interview-room layout. Add exactly one small circular marker with a black number for each mapped element: 1 in the Shared Zone, 2 in the Threshold Zone, 3 on the perimeter wall boundary, 4 beside the entry door, 5 on the central table, 6 on the near-side seat, and 7 on the far-side seat. Each number must appear exactly once. Inside the drawing, allow only the larger generic area labels Shared Zone and Threshold Zone, the seven numbered circles, and an optional small north arrow marked N; include no other text or annotations. Do not show people, food, envelopes, cups, documents, personal belongings, cameras, field-of-view cones, or event-state cues. Strictly forbid 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadows, shading, gradients, blending, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered lighting, lighting effects, textured surfaces, material rendering, decorative illustration, or furniture drawn in perspective. Use only flat solid pastel area fills with no gradients and no drop shadows." }, "fp_l57_elevator": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l57_elevator.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 x 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan of a compact mid-2010s government-office elevator cabin. Use restrained institutional geometry typical of a South Korean public building of the period: a nearly rectangular passenger cabin, a centered two-panel sliding doorway in the south wall, a narrow threshold across the opening, a control panel on the east wall close to the door, a fixed handrail along the west or rear wall, and a small symbolic floor indicator aligned with the doorway wall. Divide the diagram into clearly color-coded areas using single flat pastel solid fills: the main Shared Zone of the cabin in pale yellow, the narrow Service Zone along the control wall in pale cyan, and the Threshold Zone in pale beige. Use single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only, and clean CAD-like spacing. Depict the sliding door as two simple linear panels and tracks, the control panel as a narrow wall-mounted rectangle, the handrail as a thin fixed bar, and the indicator as a small wall fixture symbol. Place a small white circle with a black number exactly once for each base element: 1 inside the elevator cabin, 2 at the sliding doorway, 3 on the threshold, 4 inside the control-wall service strip, 5 on the control panel, 6 beside the handrail, and 7 at the floor-indicator position. Generic area labels Shared Zone, Service Zone, and Threshold Zone may appear in larger simple text; include no other words or annotations. Do not draw people, action, rushing motion, confrontation cues, camera icons, field-of-view cones, or event-state markers. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered appearance, lighting effects, textured surfaces, material rendering, color blending, or drop shadows." }, "fp_l58_seminar_room": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l58_seminar_room.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic 2D architectural floor plan diagram of a mid-2010s public-institution seminar room. Use a clean CAD-plan appearance with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric shapes only. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendering, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Show a rectangular room organized in a restrained contemporary public-office layout: a pale yellow Shared Zone occupying the central and rear seating area, a pale blue Presentation Zone spanning the north end as a shallow stage, and a pale beige Threshold Zone immediately inside the south entrance. Use one flat solid pastel fill per zone with no blending or shadows. Center a fixed retractable projection screen on the north wall, place a simple rectangular lectern glyph to one side of it, and place a ceiling-mounted digital projection unit on the room centerline. Arrange simple top-down rectangular committee tables and exactly twenty symbolic chairs in four orderly rows facing the stage, with a clear central aisle. Put double entrance doors with small vision panels at the center of the south wall and one single side access door near the east end of the stage; depict every door with a standard plan line and swing arc. Use only simple top-down furniture and fixture symbols. Add small circular markers with black numbers exactly once for base elements 1 through 9: 1 in the seminar seating zone, 2 in the presentation stage zone, 3 in the entrance threshold zone, 4 at the projection screen, 5 at the lectern, 6 at the grouped committee tables and twenty chairs, 7 at the rear double doors, 8 at the front side door, and 9 at the ceiling projection unit. Do not draw markers 10, 11, or 12 because they are transient overlay states. Do not depict projected content, photographs, room-darkening effects, occupants, camera icons, viewing cones, arrows, or event cues. Minimal interior text only: the generic area labels Shared Zone, Presentation Zone, and Threshold Zone, plus an optional small north arrow. No other labels, captions, annotations, names, or proper nouns." }, "fp_l59_seminar_corridor": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l59_seminar_corridor.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024×1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a quiet mid-2010s South Korean public-institution corridor segment outside a seminar room. Show number 1 as a straight elongated shared corridor zone filled with solid pale yellow, number 2 as a shallow visible portion of the adjoining seminar room filled with solid pale blue, and a narrow threshold strip at the room entrance filled with solid pale beige. Use institutional geometry typical of the period and region: a practical double-loaded-office-style corridor edge, plain thick partition wall, and a single-leaf seminar-room door opening from the corridor into the room. Draw number 3 as the closed seminar-room door using a standard top-down door leaf and swing-arc symbol, and draw number 4 as a small observation window integrated into that door, represented schematically by a compact double-line glazed opening. Place each persistent element marker as one small white circle with a unique black number; draw numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 exactly once. Area names may appear only as short generic labels: Shared Zone, Private Zone, and Threshold Zone. Include no people, camera symbols, view cones, event cues, or loose objects. Use clean single-weight black CAD-like outlines, geometric symbols, and a white or off-white background. Use only single flat pastel solid fills with no blending. This must be a simple flat 2D plan view, not a render. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic imagery, rendered lighting, lighting effects, textured surfaces, material rendering, or decorative illustration. No text other than the optional generic zone labels, the marker numbers, and an optional small north arrow." }, "fp_l60_briefing_room": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l60_briefing_room.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024×1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a mid-2010s institutional press briefing room. Use a clean CAD-like plan with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric shapes only. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadows, shading, gradients, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendering, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering.\n\nShow a simple rectangular room organized in a practical contemporary government-building layout. At the north end, draw a shallow front presentation zone with a low rectangular dais, a centered top-down podium symbol, and a narrow built-in press backdrop against the north wall. In the central room, draw several orderly rows of narrow reporter desks with matching top-down chair glyphs facing the podium, divided into left and right blocks by a clear straight center aisle. Preserve side circulation strips and designate a camera bay along each side of the reporter seating. Across the south end, provide an open rear standing area behind the seated rows. Place two rear exit doors on the south wall, one near each corner, using standard door-leaf lines and swing arcs. Do not add unsupported windows.\n\nApply single flat pastel solid fills consistently: front presentation zone pale beige, reporter seating zone pale yellow, center aisle pale cyan, both camera bays pale gray, and rear standing area pale blue. No gradients, blending, patterns, or drop shadows. Simple generic area labels may read only: Presentation Zone, Seating Zone, Camera Bay, Center Aisle, and Standing Zone. No other words or annotations are permitted inside the drawing, except an optional small north arrow marked N.\n\nPlace one small circular black-number marker for each base-layer element only: 1 for the complete briefing room envelope, 2 for the front presentation zone, 3 for the podium, 4 for the reporter seating zone, 5 for the grouped reporter desks and chairs, 6 for the left camera bay, 7 for the right camera bay, 8 for the rear standing area, 9 for the left rear exit, 10 for the right rear exit, 11 for the built-in press backdrop, and 12 for the center aisle. Each number must appear exactly once. Do not draw markers 13, 14, 15, or 16. Do not depict people, laptops, loose camera rigs, flash bursts, or a standing observer, because these are transient overlay content. Do not draw camera icons, field-of-view cones, viewpoint arrows, dimensions, legends, or explanatory text." }, "fp_l36_investigation_room": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l36_investigation_room.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 x 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a mid-2010s South Korean correctional-facility investigation room. Show a simple rectangular enclosed room using uniform single-weight black CAD-style outlines on a white or off-white background. Use geometric plan symbols only. The main shared investigation zone is a single flat pale yellow fill and contains marker 1 with the larger generic area label \"Shared Zone\". A small entrance threshold at the southwest corner is a single flat pale beige fill and contains marker 2 with the larger generic area label \"Threshold Zone\". Place a secure inward-swing door in the southwest portion of the west wall, shown by a standard door leaf and swing arc, with circular marker 3. Place one high secure window centered in the north wall, represented by double parallel lines within the wall, with circular marker 4. Put a bare rectangular interview table in the center, long axis east-west, with circular marker 5. Place one simple top-down chair on the north side of the table facing south with marker 6. Place two separate simple top-down chairs along the south side of the table facing north, with markers 7 and 8. Place an observer chair farther south behind those two chairs with marker 9. Place a guard chair in the southwest rear area near the threshold but clear of the door swing, with marker 10. Reflect restrained institutional layout conventions: sparse furnishings, clear circulation around the table, guard seating near the secure exit, and a high limited-access window. Draw each base marker as one small white circle containing a unique black number; numbers 1 through 10 must each appear exactly once. Do not draw marker 11 or any cigarette pack, lighter, people, paperwork, mutable plot cue, camera icon, field-of-view cone, or movement arrow. Minimal text only: the two allowed generic area labels and an optional small north arrow marked \"N\" in a corner. No other labels or annotations. Strictly flat solid pastel fills with no blending. Absolutely no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered appearance, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering." }, "fp_l41_corridor": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l41_corridor.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024×1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a mid-2010s correctional-facility corridor layout appropriate to southwestern South Korea. Show a long straight central corridor running west to east, an investigation room near the west entrance on the north side, four compact standard cell modules distributed along both sides, and a small solitary cell at the far east end. Use thick but single-weight black wall outlines and clean geometric CAD-like symbols on a white or off-white background. Use one consistent flat pastel fill per zone: pale yellow for the Circulation Zone, pale blue for all Secure Zones, pale cyan for the Service Zone investigation room, and pale beige for every Threshold Zone at secure door openings. Area labels may use only the generic texts Circulation Zone, Secure Zone, Service Zone, and Threshold Zone. Draw all doors as simple plan-view lines with swing arcs, including the investigation-room door, four repeated cell doors, and the solitary-cell door. Inside the solitary cell, draw a narrow rectangular sleeping platform with a small pillow glyph against one wall. Inside the investigation room, draw one plain rectangular table and a sparse opposing chair arrangement suitable for formal questioning. Reflect a restrained institutional layout with repetitive compact room modules, a clear security-oriented circulation spine, and minimal furniture. Place a small white circle with a black number exactly once on every base element, using markers 1 through 16 according to the supplied numbered-elements list. Do not draw marker 17 or any temporary paper notes, wall messages, people, documents, movable event objects, plot-state marks, camera icons, arrows, field-of-view cones, dimensions, legends, or extra annotations. A small north arrow with N may appear in one corner. Minimal text inside the diagram. Strictly flat 2D plan view only: no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric, no depth, no shadow, no shading, no gradient, no ambient occlusion, no photorealism, no rendered appearance, no lighting effects, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering." }, "fp_l42_solitary_cell": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l42_solitary_cell.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan of a compact mid-2010s correctional solitary cell. Use clean single-weight black CAD-style outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only, and generous empty margins. Divide the compact rectangular cell into three clearly readable areas with single solid pastel fills: number 1 Main Cell Zone in pale blue, number 2 Service Zone in pale cyan at the southeast corner, and number 3 Threshold Zone in pale beige immediately inside the east entrance. Place number 4 as a heavy secure door in the east wall near the southeast corner, shown with a standard inward door-swing line and arc. Place number 5 as a fixed single-person bed platform running lengthwise against the north wall, represented by a plain rectangle with a simple pillow shape. In the service alcove, place number 6 as a compact standard top-down toilet symbol and number 7 as a small wall-mounted washbasin symbol. Place number 8 as a narrow secure window centered in the west wall, represented by double parallel wall lines. Add one small circular black-number marker for each base element numbered 1 through 8, with every number unique and appearing exactly once. Use only the larger generic area labels Main Cell Zone, Service Zone, and Threshold Zone; include no other text or annotations. Do not draw numbers 9, 10, or 11, and do not draw wall papers, booklets, loose notes, people, camera symbols, view cones, or event-state cues because those belong to a separate overlay. A small north arrow may appear in one corner. Keep the layout austere and space-efficient, using the compact proportions and secure opening placement typical of a South Korean correctional cell from the period. No 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendering, lighting effects, textured surfaces, material rendering, blending, or drop shadows." }, "fp_l45_visitation_room": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l45_visitation_room.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a compact mid-2010s correctional visitation room, using period- and region-appropriate institutional layout geometry. Show a simple rectangular room divided across its center by a full-width transparent plastic partition, with completely separate visitor and secure prisoner circulation. The south half is the Visitor Zone with a pale yellow solid fill; the north half is the Secure Zone with a pale blue solid fill; a small controlled visitor Threshold Zone at the southwest entrance has a pale beige solid fill. Use these colors consistently, with no blending. Place one simple top-down chair glyph on each side, aligned face-to-face across the partition. Add a narrow built-in counter ledge along the visitor side of the partition, leaving the transparent barrier uninterrupted above it. Put a controlled visitor door with a standard swing arc in the south wall beside the threshold zone, and a separate controlled prisoner door with a standard swing arc in the north wall near the northeast corner. Use thick enough walls for clear institutional separation but keep all outlines at one consistent black line weight. Draw small circular markers containing black numbers exactly once: 1 in the visitor seating zone, 2 in the secure prisoner zone, 3 in the visitor threshold zone, 4 on the transparent plastic partition, 5 on the visitor chair, 6 on the prisoner chair, 7 on the visitor counter ledge, 8 at the visitor controlled door, and 9 at the secure controlled door. Only the generic area labels Visitor Zone, Secure Zone, and Threshold Zone may appear as larger text inside their colored areas; include no other words, captions, legends, dimensions, camera symbols, people, hands, or event cues. Use geometric CAD-style plan symbols only. White or off-white background, single-weight black outlines, flat pastel solid fills. Strictly no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric, no depth, no shadows, no shading, no gradients, no ambient occlusion, no photorealism, no rendered lighting, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering." }, "fp_kindergarten_interior": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_kindergarten_interior.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024×1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan of a mid-2010s preschool classroom layout typical of southern South Korea. Show a long rectangular classroom with corridor-side access along the south and a broad daylight window wall along the north, reflecting the regional convention of placing classroom windows opposite the internal corridor. Use clean single-weight black CAD-like outlines on a white or off-white background and simple geometric plan symbols only. Divide the interior into four clearly bounded color-coded areas using single flat pastel solid fills: number 1 main shared classroom in pale yellow, number 2 quiet reading area in pale blue at the northeast corner, number 3 circulation and entrance threshold strip in pale beige along the south, and number 4 compact child-height service nook in pale cyan at the southeast. Draw number 5 as the southwest corridor entrance door and number 6 as an east-wall secondary exit, each with a simple door leaf and swing arc. Draw numbers 7, 8, and 9 as three separate exterior windows along the north wall, each represented by double parallel lines within the wall. In the reading area, draw number 10 as a low built-in bookcase, number 11 as a simple rectangular reading rug, and number 12 as a compact top-down teacher reading chair facing the rug and classroom. In the main classroom, draw numbers 13 and 14 as two low rectangular child activity tables with minimal top-down chair glyphs arranged around them. Along the south wall, draw number 15 as built-in child cubbies. In the service nook, draw number 16 as a standard child-height sink plan symbol and number 17 as a rectangular storage cabinet. Place one small white circle with a black number for each element from 1 through 17, with every number appearing exactly once and without overlap. Optional large generic area labels may read Shared Zone, Reading Zone, Threshold Zone, and Service Zone, and a small north arrow marked N may appear in one corner. Include no other text, legends, dimensions, scale bars, people, camera symbols, field-of-view cones, event cues, temporary objects, or emotional-state graphics. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadows, shading, gradients, blending, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendering, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering." }, "fp_kindergarten_frontage": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_kindergarten_frontage.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan of a mid-2010s neighborhood preschool road frontage in a southern provincial city. The diagram must be a clean CAD-like map using uniform single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only, and minimal text. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic appearance, rendered lighting, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Place the low-rise building frontage along the north edge, a centered covered entrance and threshold opening south into a fenced forecourt, a pedestrian gate aligned with the entrance, a separate wider vehicle gate to the west, a near-side sidewalk and curb drainage channel, an east-west neighborhood road, and an opposite sidewalk along the south edge. Use layout conventions suitable for a mid-2010s regional preschool: a secure perimeter fence, a short supervised entrance path, grouped facade windows, glazed double entrance doors, and separate pedestrian and shuttle access. Fill every zone with one solid flat pastel color and no blending: number 1 building frontage zone in pale blue labeled 'Private Zone'; number 2 entrance threshold in pale beige labeled 'Threshold Zone'; number 3 fenced forecourt in pale yellow labeled 'Shared Zone'; number 4 near-side sidewalk in pale green labeled 'Approach Zone'; number 5 road carriageway in pale gray labeled 'Road Zone'; number 6 opposite sidewalk in pale lavender labeled 'Exterior Zone'. Show number 7 as a standard top-down double-door symbol with door-swing arcs, number 8 as grouped double parallel window lines in the facade, number 9 as a simple rectangular canopy footprint, numbers 10 and 11 as fence openings with the vehicle gate visibly wider, number 12 as a thin continuous perimeter fence, number 13 as a narrow curb and drainage strip, and number 14 as a blank rectangular fixed sign panel with no lettering. Place a small circle containing its unique black number exactly once on every base element numbered 1 through 14. Do not draw number 15, number 16, wet-surface effects, puddles, umbrellas, people, vehicles, camera icons, field-of-view cones, or event-state cues; these belong to separate overlays. The only text inside the diagram may be the six generic zone labels and an optional small north arrow marked 'N'. No other labels, captions, annotations, names, or writing." }, "fp_kindergarten_playground": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_kindergarten_playground.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 x 1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a compact mid-2010s kindergarten playground in southern South Korea. Show a simple enclosed rectangular outdoor site organized around a large central open play surface, with a quieter conversation area along the west perimeter, a safety-surfaced equipment zone across the north and northeast, a narrow perimeter circulation strip along the west and south edges, and a pedestrian entrance gate at the southwest side. Use period-appropriate institutional playground geometry: an open central activity court with clear supervision sightlines, a fixed slide and climbing structure in the northwest equipment area, a fixed swing set in the northeast equipment area, and a low rectangular sandbox near the southeast edge. Surround the site with a simple continuous perimeter fence symbol and show the gate as a clear plan opening with a swing arc. Depict all equipment only as simple top-down symbolic glyphs. Apply one consistent flat pastel solid fill per area: playground enclosure boundary context in very pale green, open play surface in pale yellow, conversation area in pale beige, equipment safety zone in pale blue, and perimeter circulation strip in pale gray. Use single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, clean geometric CAD-plan clarity, and minimal detail. Place one small circled black-number marker exactly once for each base element: 1 playground enclosure, 2 open play surface, 3 conversation area, 4 equipment safety zone, 5 slide and climbing structure, 6 swing set, 7 sandbox, 8 perimeter circulation strip, 9 perimeter fence, and 10 pedestrian entrance gate. Marker 11 is a transient handheld smartphone with a displayed photograph and must not be drawn anywhere on this base floor plan. Optional larger generic area labels may identify Open Play, Conversation Area, Equipment Zone, and Circulation; include no other text except an optional small north arrow. Do not draw people, children, a smartphone, a photograph, event cues, camera icons, view cones, or scene-state annotations. Strictly flat 2D plan view only: no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric, 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." }, "fp_cafe_main": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_cafe_main.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024×1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a compact mid-2010s suburban cafe interior. Use clean single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only, and an uncluttered CAD-like composition. Absolutely no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendering, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Divide the plan into consistent solid pastel zones: Shared Zone in pale yellow across the central and front customer seating area, Threshold Zone in pale beige at the southwest entrance, Service Zone in pale cyan along the north wall, and Circulation Zone in pale gray as a clear aisle from the entrance to the seating and counter. Use only these optional generic area labels as larger text. Place a compact service counter along the north side, reflecting a contemporary Korean cafe layout, with customer seating oriented toward broad front glazing. Put the main rectangular interview table in the front-central shared zone near the south-facing window band, with three simple top-down chair glyphs on three sides and enough open clearance for a person to approach from the entrance. Add a small group of secondary rectangular cafe tables and chairs along the east side without blocking the circulation aisle. Show one inward-swinging customer entrance door at the southwest using a line and swing arc. Show the front window band as double parallel wall lines beside the entrance. Represent the counter, tables, and chairs with simple symbolic top-down shapes only. Add one small circle containing a unique black number exactly once for each base element: 1 shared customer zone, 2 entrance threshold zone, 3 service zone, 4 interview table, 5 three-chair set, 6 customer entrance door, 7 front window band, 8 service counter, 9 circulation aisle, and 12 secondary table group. Do not draw markers 10 or 11 and do not draw coffee cups, notebooks, people, event cues, camera icons, field-of-view cones, or directional camera arrows. No text inside the drawing other than the optional generic zone names and a small north arrow marked N in one corner." }, "fp_cocktail_bar_main": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_cocktail_bar_main.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a compact mid-2010s urban cocktail bar interior. Use clean single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only, and crisp orthogonal walls. Strictly use no 3D, no isometric view, no perspective, no axonometric view, no depth, no shadows, no shading, no gradients, no ambient occlusion, no photorealism, no rendered lighting, no lighting effects, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering. Apply single flat pastel solid fills by zone with no blending: pale yellow for number 1 Guest Zone, pale cyan for number 2 Service Zone, pale blue for number 3 Storage Zone, and pale beige for number 4 Threshold Zone. Short generic zone names may appear inside their areas, but all structural units, openings, fixtures, and persistent furniture must otherwise be identified only by small circles containing unique black numbers. Arrange number 1 as the main guest seating area across the south and west portions. Place number 2 as a narrow bartender work zone along the north side of a long bar. Enclose number 3 as a small rear service and storage room at the northeast. Place number 4 just inside the southwest entrance. Draw number 5 as a standard inward-swinging public entrance door in the southwest wall and number 6 as a double-parallel-line street-facing window in the south wall. Draw number 7 as a long straight built-in bar counter running east-west between numbers 1 and 2. Draw number 8 as a linear row of simple circular or square top-down counter stools on the guest side of number 7. Draw numbers 9 and 10 as two separate small rectangular two-person tables with simple chair glyphs in the west and southeast parts of number 1. Draw number 11 as shallow built-in back-bar shelving against the north wall. Draw number 12 as a standard top-down sink symbol at the northwest end of number 2. Draw number 13 as a rectangular built-in ice well and cocktail preparation station in the center of number 2. Draw number 14 as a simple undercounter refrigerator footprint at the east end of the work counter. Draw number 15 as a standard swinging service door connecting number 2 to number 3. Use compact contemporary commercial-bar geometry appropriate to a dense urban setting, with clear circulation from the entrance to the guest tables and counter seating and a narrow efficient bartender aisle. Draw numbered markers 1 through 15 exactly once each. Do not draw numbers 16, 17, or 18 and do not depict the transient liquor glasses, refill bottle, cocktail tools, patrons, bartender, gestures, conversation, music, or any other event-state cue. Do not add camera icons, field-of-view cones, arrows, dimensions, legends, decorative illustrations, or text other than the permitted generic zone names and an optional small north arrow." }, "fp_l55_main": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l55_main.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024×1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of one unified cramped interior footprint. Use clean single-weight black CAD-like outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only, and minimal text. The footprint is a compact irregular rectangle divided into four connected areas following practical early-to-mid-21st-century compact urban residential and institutional layout conventions of the specified region: a private sleeping zone on the west filled solid pale blue, a service storage zone in the northeast filled solid pale cyan, a shared investigation zone in the southeast filled solid pale yellow, and a short threshold zone at the south center filled solid pale beige. Use each zone color consistently with hard edges, no blending. The private zone contains a top-down single bed symbol with a pillow along its north wall and a simple rectangular wardrobe against the west wall, leaving a visibly narrow aisle. The service zone contains shallow built-in storage shelving along its north wall and a high exterior window represented by double parallel wall lines. The shared zone contains a simple central rectangular worktable and a long wall-mounted whiteboard glyph on the north wall. Show a main entrance door with a conventional swing arc in the south wall, a doorway from the threshold to the private zone, a doorway from the threshold to the shared zone, and a doorway between the shared and service zones. Show one double-line window in each of the private, service, and shared zones. Place small circular markers with black numbers exactly once for base elements 1 through 16: zone markers 1, 2, 3, and 4; bed 5; wardrobe 6; shelving 7; worktable 8; whiteboard 9; entrance door 10; private doorway 11; service doorway 12; shared doorway 13; private window 14; service window 15; shared window 16. Do not draw markers 17 through 21 and do not depict their transient search clutter, evidence contents, album, whiteboard records, photographs, or seized-item piles. Generic larger area labels may read only Private Zone, Service Zone, Shared Zone, and Threshold Zone. A small north arrow is allowed in one corner. Do not add camera icons, view cones, people, decorative annotations, or any other text. Keep the image entirely flat and diagrammatic: no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadows, shading, gradients, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered lighting, textured surfaces, or material rendering." }, "fp_court_plaza": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_court_plaza.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a modern regional courthouse exterior precinct from the mid-2010s. Show a broad, symmetrical rectangular courthouse footprint along the north edge, a centered south-facing main entrance, wide entrance steps, an accessible ramp on the east side, a large open formal forecourt plaza, a straight central approach from the south, separate west and east circulation paths, symmetrical planting strips, and repeated facade window banks flanking the entrance. Use period- and region-appropriate civic layout geometry: a monumental institutional frontage, generous pedestrian separation, a clear ceremonial centerline, and practical accessible circulation. Use single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only. Fill the courthouse footprint with solid pale blue, the entrance steps and ramp threshold zone with solid pale beige, the shared forecourt plaza with solid pale yellow, all pedestrian circulation paths with solid pale gray, and planting strips with solid pale green; use one consistent flat pastel color for each zone type. Doors must use simple plan lines and swing arcs, windows must use double parallel lines within the wall, and steps and ramp must use simple parallel-line plan symbols. Place one small circular black-number marker exactly once for each base element numbered 1 through 12. Markers 13 and 14 are transient scene-overlay figures and must not be drawn anywhere on this floor plan. Minimal text only: optional generic labels such as Institutional Zone, Threshold Zone, Shared Zone, Circulation Zone, and Landscape Zone inside their colored areas, plus a small north arrow in one corner. Do not include any proper nouns, camera icons, field-of-view cones, people, vehicles, event cues, captions, dates, or other annotations. No 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, blending, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered lighting, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material depiction." }, "fp_courtroom": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_courtroom.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of an entire mid-2010s South Korean district courtroom. Use a clean CAD-like plan with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric shapes only, and crisp orthogonal organization. Strictly no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric, no depth, no shadow, no shading, no gradient, no ambient occlusion, no photorealism, no rendered appearance, no lighting effects, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering. Apply single flat pastel solid fills consistently: Judge Zone in pale blue, Litigation Well in pale yellow, Gallery Zone in pale green, Public Threshold Zone in pale beige, and narrow side utility or circulation strips in pale gray. No gradients, blending, or drop shadows. Show a rectangular courtroom with the raised judge zone at the north end, the litigation well in the center, a low rail across the room, the public gallery in the south half, and the public threshold at the south wall. Place a wide judge bench centered against the north wall, a smaller clerk desk immediately in front and slightly west, and a compact witness stand at the northeast of the litigation well angled toward the bench. Place the prosecution table on the west and the defense table on the east, both oriented toward the judge, with a separate defendant dock behind the defense table. Place a large fixed projection screen on the northwest wall and a simple document visualizer symbol beside the prosecution table. Arrange several straight rows of gallery benches south of the rail, split by a central aisle aligned with a public double door in the south wall. Add a controlled side door near the northeast judge zone and four evenly spaced windows along the east wall, each represented by double parallel wall lines. Draw doors with leaf-and-swing arcs, furniture as simple top-down rectangles, and the screen and visualizer as minimal symbolic plan glyphs. Draw one small circular marker with a black number exactly once for each base element numbered 1 through 21, positioned on its corresponding area, opening, fixture, or furniture item. Do not draw markers 22 through 28 and do not depict forensic images, alibi images, maps, diary pages, experiment photographs, demonstration objects, people, gestures, commotion, or any other transient trial state. Area names may appear only as the short generic labels Judge Zone, Litigation Well, Gallery Zone, and Threshold Zone. Apart from these optional zone labels, the numbered circles, and an optional small north arrow, include no text, annotations, camera icons, field-of-view cones, or directional camera arrows." }, "fp_l63_conference_hall": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l63_conference_hall.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024 by 1024 flat top-down schematic 2D architectural floor plan of a modern administrative conference hall. Use clean single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only, and a restrained CAD-like layout. Strictly no 3D, no isometric view, no perspective, no axonometric view, no depth, no shadows, no shading, no gradients, no ambient occlusion, no photorealism, no rendered lighting, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering. Draw a broad rectangular hall with a symmetrical layout appropriate to a mid-2010s institutional conference facility: a raised presentation stage centered along the north wall, a long rectangular head table on the stage, a formal bank of simple top-down chair glyphs behind and around the table, repeated forward-facing audience chair rows on the main floor, one broad central aisle, narrow west and east side aisles, and two double-door exits on the south rear wall using standard door-leaf and swing-arc symbols. Fill the main shared seating zone with a single flat pale yellow, the raised presentation zone with a single flat pale blue, and all three circulation and threshold aisles with a single flat pale beige; use each color consistently with no blending or shading. Larger generic area text may read only Shared Zone, Presentation Zone, and Circulation Zone. Place small white circular markers with black numbers exactly once for base elements 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11. Do not draw number 3 or the event banner because it belongs to a separate transient overlay. Do not draw people, camera icons, view cones, arrows other than an optional small north arrow, or any additional labels, captions, legends, or annotations." }, "fp_l64_conference_hall_corridor": { "status": "ok", "png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/5bddbdfc-2681-42a6-9837-43f35f60049d/episodes/f5372927-bbec-405d-ad2c-100d587f5373/images/floor_plan/fp_l64_conference_hall_corridor.png", "attempts": 1, "ref_used": "text_only", "error": "", "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024×1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a mid-2010s regional public-safety administration building corridor outside a conference hall. Use a clean CAD-plan appearance with single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric shapes only. Strictly no 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered appearance, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Show an elongated institutional corridor with a broad, unobstructed two-way circulation route. Along the south wall, show the cropped edge of a large conference hall and a centered paired double-leaf doorway using standard door lines and swing arcs; place a compact threshold area directly outside these doors. At the east end of the corridor, show one single institutional end door with a standard swing arc. Use flat solid pastel fills with no blending: corridor shared zone pale yellow, conference hall edge pale blue, threshold zone pale beige, and the clear central circulation strip a slightly lighter consistent pale yellow. Short generic area labels such as Shared Zone, Hall Zone, and Threshold Zone may appear in larger plain text; include no other written labels or annotations. Place one small circle containing a unique black number at each base element exactly once: 1 in the corridor shared zone, 2 in the conference hall edge, 3 in the threshold zone, 4 at the paired conference hall doors, 5 at the corridor end door, and 6 in the clear circulation strip. Do not draw number 7 or the handheld phone because it is a transient state-overlay object. Use no people, no camera icons, no field-of-view cones, and no event or phone-call cues. A small north arrow with N may appear in one corner." } } }, "step_id": "floor_plan_render", "run_id": "d5b22cfe-d5fb-4248-b216-ac6cf4c1afc1", "resolved_model": "gpt", "updated_at": "2026-08-17T09:53:51.887247+00:00", "project_config_snapshot": {} }