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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a simple flat top-down schematic 2D floor plan diagram in a clean architectural CAD or IKEA-style layout sketch. Square 1024x1024 image, white or off-white background, single-weight black outlines, geometric symbols only. This is a rooftop exterior plan for a modern Korean urban coastal building: a rectangular rooftop deck surrounded by a parapet, with a small enclosed rooftop stairwell or utility room placed on the southeast side. Fill each area with one flat pastel solid color: the main open Rooftop Deck area is pale gray, and the Rooftop Stairwell Room area is pale beige. Area labels may appear as short generic English words only, such as Rooftop Deck and Stairwell Room. Include a small north arrow in one corner if desired. Draw the west-facing wall of the stairwell room with an iron access door using a plan door line and swing arc, opening outward onto the rooftop deck. Draw a small window on the north wall of the stairwell room as a double parallel line in the wall. Draw an exterior wall light as a tiny simple fixture symbol beside or above the door. Draw a cylindrical rooftop water tank in the northwest corner as a circle on a small square support stand. Draw a clothesline across the north-central deck as two thin posts connected by two straight parallel lines. Draw a simple bench along the east parapet as a narrow rectangle with seat divisions. Mark a cat appearance spot near the bench and east parapet with a numbered circle only, not a detailed animal illustration. Place small white circular markers with black outline and black numbers, each unique and used exactly once: 1 on the rooftop deck area, 2 on the stairwell room area, 3 on the iron access door, 4 on the small window, 5 on the exterior wall light, 6 on the water tank, 7 on the clothesline, 8 on the bench, 9 on the cat appearance spot. Do not add any other text besides optional area labels, numbers, and the north arrow. Do not use 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic effects, rendered lighting, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Keep the diagram flat, schematic, simple, readable, and English-only."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a modern Korean low-rise villa alley and courtyard. The diagram must look like a clean CAD plan or IKEA-style layout sketch: simple geometric symbols, single-weight black outlines, white or off-white background, no decorative illustration. Use solid flat pastel area fills only, one consistent color per zone: main paved courtyard pale gray, narrow alley pale beige, building footprint pale muted yellow, stair base landing pale blue-gray, bicycle parking zone pale green. Show a compact urban residential layout: a narrow alley along the south edge, a property wall with a front vehicle gate and smaller pedestrian gate, a small enclosed courtyard behind the gate, an L-shaped villa building footprint along the north and west edges, a stairwell entrance and stair base landing on the north side, a bicycle parking strip along the east wall, and a clear police access path from the alley through the gate into the courtyard. Include typical 2020s Korean residential exterior plan cues as geometry only: sliding or hinged metal gate symbol, simple stair symbol at the stair base, exterior CCTV symbol above the entry, utility meter boxes near the entry, trash and recycling bins near the gate, parked bicycle and bicycle rack in the bicycle zone, ground-floor window on the courtyard-facing wall, and a side service door. Place small circular black-number markers exactly once for every listed element: 1 main paved courtyard, 2 narrow villa alley, 3 building footprint, 4 stair base landing, 5 bicycle parking zone, 6 front vehicle gate, 7 pedestrian gate leaf, 8 stairwell entrance door, 9 ground-floor window, 10 parked bicycle, 11 bicycle rack, 12 police access path, 13 exterior CCTV camera, 14 utility meter boxes, 15 trash and recycling bins, 16 side service door. Use standard top-down plan symbols: doors as swing arcs and lines, windows as double parallel lines in walls, stairs as simple parallel treads, bicycle as simplified top-down glyph, bins as small rectangles. Area labels may appear only as short generic English words such as Alley, Courtyard, Stair, Bicycle, Building; no other text annotations. Add a small north arrow with the letter N in one corner. Strictly avoid 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradients, ambient occlusion, photorealistic rendering, lighting effects, textures, material rendering, fog, blood, siren light, people, vehicles, or dramatic atmosphere."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of an exterior stairway connecting a small ground courtyard to a rooftop landing with an iron door. The drawing must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple room layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric symbols only. Strictly no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric, no depth, no shadow, no shading, no gradient, no ambient occlusion, no photorealistic view, no rendered look, no lighting effects, no textured surfaces, no material rendering.\n\nUse flat solid pastel area fills with no blending: courtyard area in pale cool gray, exterior stair flights in pale beige, small turn landing in pale sand, rooftop landing in pale gray-blue, building wall left white with black outline. This is a modern Korean coastal low-rise residential exterior stair layout: compact concrete-like courtyard at the bottom, narrow outside stair run hugging a building wall, a small switchback turn landing, an upper stair run, and a tight rooftop landing with a metal iron door.\n\nPlan composition: south is the bottom of the image. Put the courtyard at the bottom/south. From the courtyard, draw the lower exterior stair flight along the west side of the building wall, running north. At the northwest corner, draw a small rectangular turn landing. From that landing, draw the upper exterior stair flight running east along the north side to the rooftop landing. At the northeast side, draw a small rooftop landing platform. On the east edge of the rooftop landing, draw a half-open iron door as a simple door line with a swing arc and visible threshold gap. From the doorway, draw a few simple schematic wavy lines to indicate an odor plume, without any text label. Add a metal railing as a thin parallel line along the exposed outer edge of both stair flights and the rooftop landing. Add one small rectangular drain grate in the courtyard. Add one small exterior wall window beside the upper stair flight as a double parallel line in the wall.\n\nUse only these minimal text elements inside the drawing: optional generic area labels COURTYARD, STAIRS, LANDING, ROOFTOP; small black-numbered circles for markers; and a small N north arrow in one corner. Do not add any other words, captions, measurements, arrows, camera icons, people, vehicles, or decorative horror imagery. Place unique numbered black circles exactly once for these elements: 1 courtyard area, 2 lower exterior stair flight, 3 small turn landing, 4 upper exterior stair flight, 5 rooftop landing area, 6 half-open iron door, 7 door swing arc and threshold gap, 8 odor plume symbol, 9 metal stair railing, 10 rectangular drain grate, 11 small exterior wall window."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a small modern rooftop studio main room with kitchenette. The drawing must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple IKEA-style room layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric symbols only. 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 effects, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering. Use flat pastel solid color fills with one consistent color per zone: Living area in pale yellow, Kitchenette area in pale green, Entry nook in pale beige. Use short optional area labels only: Living, Kitchen, Entry. Add a small north arrow in one corner if useful. Do not place any other text inside the drawing except black numbers inside small circular markers. Layout: a compact rectangular rooftop-unit main room. North is the exterior wall with a centered slightly east sliding window shown as a double parallel line in the wall. South wall has an entry door near the southeast corner, drawn with a standard door line and inward swing arc into a small beige entry nook. Inside the entry nook, place a low shoe rack or entry shelf beside the door. Along the west wall, place a narrow kitchenette strip: compact refrigerator in the northwest corner, long counter with sink and small cooktop below it. The main living area occupies the center and south half: a small dining table in the middle, a photo or paper clue symbol on the table, a compact sofa or floor cushion on the southwest side facing east, and a TV stand with television on the east wall facing inward. Add a wall-mounted air conditioner symbol on the north wall near the sliding window. Mark a loose clutter/ransackable zone in the central living area as a simple dashed or outlined pile of flat geometric shapes, not realistic debris. Every area, furniture item, opening, prop, and plot device must have one unique small circular marker with a black number: 1 Living area, 2 Kitchenette area, 3 Entry nook, 4 Entry door, 5 Sliding window, 6 Kitchen counter with sink and cooktop, 7 Small dining table, 8 TV stand and television, 9 Small sofa or floor cushion, 10 Compact refrigerator, 11 Photo or paper clue on table, 12 Ransackable loose clutter zone, 13 Wall-mounted air conditioner, 14 Shoe rack or low entry shelf. Use simple top-down plan glyphs only: counter rectangles, sink basin symbol, cooktop circles, sofa rectangle with cushion divisions, table rectangle, TV stand rectangle, door swing arc, and window double line. Keep the plan uncluttered and readable."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a compact contemporary Korean urban apartment bedroom off a main room. The diagram must look like a clean CAD plan or IKEA-style room layout sketch: simple geometric symbols only, single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background. Strictly no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric, no depth, no shadow, no shading, no gradient, no ambient occlusion, no photorealism, no rendered lighting effects, no textured surfaces, and no material rendering. Use one flat pastel solid fill for each area: fill the bedroom area with pale blue. The only large area text allowed inside the plan is the English word \"Bedroom\"; a small north arrow with \"N\" in one corner is allowed. No other text labels or annotations inside the drawing. Place small white circular markers with black numbers 1 through 14 exactly once each, and do not use written object labels. Show a rectangular bedroom, north at the top, with number 1 in the main bedroom area. Place number 2 on a hinged door in the south-west wall, swinging inward from the main room. Place number 3 on a sliding window centered on the north exterior wall, drawn as double parallel wall lines. Place number 4 on a curtain line directly inside the north window, drawn as a simple wavy or segmented top-down curtain symbol. Place number 5 on a low single bed along the west wall, with a rectangle bed shape and small pillow rectangle near the north end. Place number 6 on a backpack symbol on the floor near the south-west area, between the door and the bed foot, with a tiny attached doll charm indicated only as a small simple shape. Place number 7 on a low doll shelf or doll corner in the north-east corner, using simple small circles and rectangles for dolls. Place number 8 on a study desk and chair along the south-east wall. Place number 9 on a built-in wardrobe/storage block along the east wall. Place number 10 on a plot-critical red circle wall symbol on the east wall, drawn as a clean flat red ring with no glow, no effects, and no shading. Place number 11 on a generic collapsed body location on the floor near the curtain and window side, drawn only as a simple flat outline silhouette with no anatomical detail and no gore rendering. Place number 12 on a small pinned photograph symbol on the east wall near the red circle, with a tiny flat red mark only. Place number 13 on a ransacked scatter zone in the central floor area, shown as simple scattered rectangles and small shapes. Place number 14 on a flat red blood-stain zone near the curtain and north floor edge, using a simple solid red irregular patch with no texture, no shine, and no splatter detail beyond schematic shape. Keep all furniture and openings in top-down plan convention: door arc and line, window double lines, bed rectangle with pillow, sofa-like or desk-like furniture as rectangles, no perspective furniture. Do not draw cameras, people in detailed view, FOV cones, arrows other than the north arrow, or scene lighting."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a small modern Korean apartment bathroom off a main room. The diagram must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple IKEA-style room layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, simple geometric symbols only. Use flat solid pastel area fills with no gradients: fill the Bathroom area pale cyan and the visible partial Main Room strip outside the door pale yellow. The bathroom is a compact wet-room rectangle, typical of a contemporary Korean urban home, with no bathtub and fixtures arranged tightly: a swing door on the south wall opening from the main room, a wall-mounted sink on the north wall with a mirror directly above it, a toilet along the west wall, a shower head on the east wall, a central floor drain, a towel rack on the west wall, and a small high frosted window on the north wall. On the east bathroom wall, draw a simple flat crimson ring symbol representing a red circle apparition mark; keep it clearly visible but schematic. Place a small white circle with a black number on every marked item and area: 1 bathroom area, 2 bathroom door, 3 partial main room area, 4 sink, 5 mirror, 6 toilet, 7 shower head, 8 red circle wall mark, 9 floor drain, 10 towel rack, 11 small frosted window. Numbers must be unique and appear exactly once. Area labels may appear only as short generic English words, such as Bathroom and Main Room. No other text annotations except an optional small north arrow in one corner. Use standard top-down plan glyphs: door line with swing arc, window as double parallel wall line, sink and toilet as simple plan symbols, mirror as a thin rectangle on the wall, shower head as a small wall symbol, drain as a small circle. Do not draw any camera icon, field-of-view cone, people, characters, blood, decorative objects, or perspective furniture. Strictly avoid 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadows, shading, gradients, ambient occlusion, photorealism, rendered lighting effects, textured surfaces, and material rendering."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a modern indoor animal shelter kennel row with vet access. The diagram must look like a clean CAD plan or simple IKEA-style room layout sketch: white or off-white background, single-weight black outlines, geometric plan symbols only. Strictly flat 2D plan view only. Do not use 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic effects, rendered effects, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Use only solid flat pastel color fills with no blending: main kennel aisle pale yellow, west cage bank area pale lavender, east cage bank area pale peach, vet access alcove pale green, wash/storage corner pale cyan, staff entry vestibule pale beige. Draw a rectangular indoor shelter room oriented with north at the top; include a small north arrow in one corner. Minimal text inside the diagram: short generic area labels only, such as Kennel Row, West Cages, East Cages, Vet Access, Wash, Entry. No other words or annotations inside the drawing. Place small white circular markers with black numbers 1 through 20, each number appearing exactly once, beside or inside the corresponding element. Show number 1 in the long central north-south kennel aisle. Show number 2 in the west cage bank area along the left wall. Show number 3 in the east cage bank area along the right wall. Show number 4 in the north vet access alcove. Show number 5 in the northeast wash/storage corner. Show number 6 in the south staff entry vestibule. Use standard top-down symbols: doors as wall breaks with a swing arc, windows as double parallel lines in the wall, sink as a simple plan symbol, cage rows as repeated rectangular compartments with front gate bars, table and cart as simple rectangles. Place number 7 on the south exterior staff entrance swing door. Place number 8 on an interior safety gate between the entry vestibule and the kennel aisle. Place number 9 on the north vet access swing door. Place number 10 on a west row of six narrow metal kennel cage compartments facing the central aisle. Place number 11 on an east row of four larger quarantine-style cage compartments facing the central aisle. Place number 12 on a rectangular vaccination exam table near the north-center of the aisle, close to the vet access door. Place number 13 on a small rolling vaccine cart next to the exam table. Place number 14 on a lockable medicine refrigerator/cabinet in the vet access alcove. Place number 15 on a wall sink on the east wall of the wash/storage corner. Place number 16 on a floor drain and wash hose point in the wash/storage corner. Place number 17 on a continuous high window band along the upper west wall. Place number 18 on an exhaust fan vent near the upper north wall. Place number 19 on leash hooks and a clipboard board in the staff entry vestibule. Place number 20 on a sharps and waste bin station near the vaccination exam table. The layout should communicate a practical contemporary Korean coastal-city shelter interior: compact, washable, staff-oriented, with cage rows, controlled entry, and direct veterinary access, but expressed only through schematic geometry and plan placement."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram for an indoor animal shelter grooming station used for clipping, washing, and basic treatment of dogs. Clean architectural plan sketch, single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric plan symbols only. Use one solid flat pastel fill per zone: Main Grooming Zone in pale yellow at the center, Wash Bay in pale cyan at the northwest, Treatment and Storage Zone in pale green along the east side, Entry Alcove in pale beige at the south. Area labels may appear only as short English words inside those colored zones: Grooming, Wash, Treatment, Entry. Add a small north arrow in one corner. Draw a compact modern Korean shelter workflow layout: sliding glass entrance door on the south wall, kennel-corridor swing door on the west wall, high ventilation window on the north wall, small high side window on the east wall, central grooming table with a restraint arm, raised wash tub on the plumbing wall, drying cage stack, rolling clipper tool cart, treatment counter with sink, stool, wall supply cabinet, open supply rack, lidded waste bin, circular floor drain, wall-mounted air conditioner, and ceiling corner CCTV camera. Use standard top-down symbols: doors with line and swing arc, sliding door as paired offset lines, windows as double parallel wall lines, bed-like rectangles are not needed, furniture as simple rectangles and circles. Place small white circular markers with black numbers 1 through 21 exactly once, matching the listed elements; put numbers for zones near zone centers and numbers for objects/openings directly beside their symbols. Do not write object names inside the diagram; only the allowed area labels and the north arrow."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a compact modern neighborhood supermarket sales floor in a South Korean coastal city setting. The diagram must be a simple architectural CAD plan or IKEA-style room layout sketch, with geometric symbols only, single-weight black outlines, and a white or off-white background. Strictly do not create 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic, rendered, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Use only flat pastel solid fill colors with no gradients and no blending: Main sales floor pale yellow, Checkout zone pale peach, Staff service display zone pale beige, Stockroom pale green, Staff passage/back circulation pale gray. Show a rectangular retail layout: large central sales floor, south-facing glass entrance with sliding double doors, front display windows along the south wall, checkout lane near the southwest entrance, two long narrow north-south retail shelf rows in the center, a promotional island display near the front middle, refrigerated wall cases along the east wall, staff service counter on the northwest side facing the aisles, small staff work desk behind it, stockroom/back room across the north side, back staff door behind the counter, and an additional staff passage door. Add two simple CCTV camera symbols as plot-device markers: one in the northeast sales-floor corner aimed generally across the aisles, and one in the southwest checkout/entrance corner. Use simple top-down plan symbols: doors as line plus swing arc, glass sliding doors as paired thin panels, windows as double parallel wall lines, shelves as plain long rectangles with a center divider, checkout as a counter rectangle, display table as a simple rectangle, refrigerated cases as shallow rectangles along the wall. Put unique small white circular markers with black numbers exactly once for all areas and important elements: 1 main sales floor, 2 checkout zone, 3 staff service display zone, 4 glass entrance doors, 5 front display windows, 6 staff service counter, 7 left retail shelf row, 8 right retail shelf row, 9 ceiling CCTV camera, 10 checkout register lane, 11 promotional island display table, 12 back staff door, 13 stockroom, 14 refrigerated wall cases, 15 shopping baskets stack, 16 entrance CCTV camera, 17 staff passage door, 18 small staff work desk. Minimal text inside the diagram: optional large generic English area labels only, plus a small north arrow with N in one corner; no other annotations, no proper nouns, no signage text."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a modern street-front store entrance exterior in a Korean coastal city setting. The drawing must look like a clean CAD plan or IKEA-style layout sketch: white or off-white background, single-weight black outlines, simple geometric symbols only. Strictly do not use 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic style, rendered style, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering. Use flat solid pastel area fills only, with no blending: pale yellow for the Store Entrance vestibule area, pale beige for the Sidewalk, pale green for Bicycle Parking, and pale gray for the Curb Lane. Show a compact modern storefront at the north edge: a shallow recessed vestibule behind centered automatic sliding glass doors, glass storefront window panels on both sides, and a narrow flat storefront sign panel strip above the door line with no brand text and no glow. Show a typical dense urban sidewalk directly in front, a small bicycle parking zone on the east side of the sidewalk, a simple rack, one parked bicycle drawn as a top-down symbolic glyph, an entrance floor mat outside the doors, and short bollards separating sidewalk from curb lane. Show an exterior CCTV camera as a small wall-mounted plan symbol at the northeast storefront corner, aimed toward the doors and bicycle parking; draw its coverage as a thin dashed black wedge or sightline fan labeled only by its circled number, not by text. Include short generic English area labels only inside the colored zones: Store Entrance, Sidewalk, Bicycle Parking, Curb Lane. Add a small north arrow with N in one corner. Place a small white circle with a black outline and black number for every numbered element, each number unique and appearing exactly once: 1 at the Store Entrance area center, 2 at the Sidewalk area center, 3 at the Bicycle Parking area center, 4 at the Curb Lane area center, 5 on the automatic sliding doors, 6 on the left storefront window, 7 on the right storefront window, 8 on the bicycle rack, 9 on the parked bicycle, 10 on the exterior CCTV camera, 11 inside the dashed CCTV sightline wedge, 12 on the storefront sign panel, 13 on the entrance floor mat, and 14 on the sidewalk bollards. Do not draw any people, cars, dramatic atmosphere, fog, blood, occult symbols, camera icons for filming, field-of-view arrows for filming, extra annotations, logos, or non-English text."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic architectural floor plan diagram of a compact modern Korean admin/security office with a CCTV playback desk setup. The image must look like a clean CAD plan or IKEA-style room layout sketch: white or off-white background, single-weight black outlines, simple geometric symbols only. Use solid flat pastel area fills with no blending: fill the main Admin Office area pale blue-gray and the narrow Corridor strip outside the south wall pale beige. Area labels may appear only as the generic English words \"Admin Office\" and \"Corridor\" inside their colored zones; no other text except numbered markers and an optional small north arrow. Place a small black-outlined circle with a black number exactly once for each numbered item: 1 main Admin Office area, 2 Corridor strip, 3 entrance door on the south wall with a plan-view door swing arc opening inward, 4 corridor-facing glass partition window on the south wall east of the door using double parallel lines, 5 narrow exterior window with blinds on the north wall using double parallel lines, 6 L-shaped security/admin desk along the north and west side facing the entrance, 7 CCTV playback monitor bank as several small flat rectangles on or against the north wall behind the desk, 8 DVR/NVR recorder box near the northeast corner beside the monitor bank, 9 keyboard and mouse controls on the desk, 10 swivel office chair behind the desk facing the monitors, 11 filing cabinet along the east wall, 12 visitor chair in the southwest corner facing the desk. Use standard top-down symbols: desk as an L-shaped block, chair as simple seat/back rectangles, filing cabinet as a rectangle with drawer lines, door as line plus swing arc, windows as parallel wall gaps. Keep the layout practical for a 2020s Korean office/security room: compact proportions, corridor entry, glass viewing partition, monitor playback station, recorder equipment, and minimal administrative furniture. Strict negative constraints: do not create 3D, isometric, perspective, axonometric, depth, shadow, shading, gradient, ambient occlusion, photorealistic, rendered, lighting effects, textured surfaces, or material rendering."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a small modern coastal fishing boat open deck. Bow points north at the top, stern at the bottom. Use a clean architectural CAD plan / IKEA-style layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, simple geometric plan symbols only. Strictly no 3D, no isometric, no perspective, no axonometric, no depth, no shadow, no shading, no gradient, no ambient occlusion, no photorealistic rendering, no lighting effects, no textured surfaces, no material rendering.\n\nShow a simple tapered hull outline with a slightly pointed bow and flat stern. Fill each distinct area with one flat pastel solid color only: number 1 aft working deck in pale gray occupying the large open aft half; number 2 enclosed wheelhouse cabin in pale blue-gray in the forward middle; number 3 bow foredeck in pale beige at the north bow. Area labels may read only \"Deck\", \"Cabin\", and \"Bow\" in large simple English text inside those colored zones. Add a small north arrow with \"N\" in one corner. Do not place any other text in the drawing.\n\nUse modern Korean west coast small fishing boat layout conventions in geometry only: compact forward wheelhouse, narrow side walkways, broad open aft working deck for gear, low rails along both sides, stern working access, practical deck gear. Draw number 4 stern gate as a centered opening in the south transom rail. Draw number 5 wheelhouse aft door on the south wall of the cabin with a door swing arc opening onto the deck. Draw number 6 front windshield as double parallel lines on the north cabin wall, number 7 port side window as double parallel lines on the west cabin wall, and number 8 starboard side window as double parallel lines on the east cabin wall. Draw number 9 rectangular deck hatch centered on the aft working deck. Draw number 10 stack of fish crates as small nested rectangles in the southwest deck corner. Draw number 11 coiled rope as simple concentric circles in the southeast deck corner. Draw number 12 folded fishing net as a flat irregular but simple outlined bundle on the west side of the deck. Draw number 13 short mast or boom post as a small circle or square on the centerline just aft of the wheelhouse. Draw number 14 port rail as a continuous simple rail along the west deck edge and number 15 starboard rail along the east deck edge. Draw number 16 anchor locker as a small rectangle at the north bow tip.\n\nEvery listed area, opening, prop, and rail must have exactly one small white circular marker with a black outline and black number, 1 through 16, placed near or on the corresponding item. No repeated numbers. No text labels for objects besides the optional generic area labels and north arrow. Keep the diagram uncluttered, readable, flat, and schematic."
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        "t2i_prompt": "Create a square 1024x1024 flat top-down schematic floor plan diagram of a compact enclosed wheelhouse on a modern small fishing boat. The image must look like a clean architectural CAD plan or simple IKEA-style room layout sketch: single-weight black outlines on a white or off-white background, geometric symbols only, no artistic rendering. Strictly use 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 photorealistic rendering, no lighting effects, no textured surfaces, no material rendering. Use solid flat pastel area fills with no blending: main wheelhouse interior pale warm gray, forward control zone pale green, central standing zone pale beige, aft storage/bench zone pale yellow. Draw a small enclosed rectangular cabin with a slightly tapered or rounded bow/front edge if needed, north/front at the top of the image and aft/deck access at the bottom. Include short area text labels only for zones such as Control, Standing, and Aft; no other text annotations except a small north arrow marked N in one corner. Place numbered circular markers with black numbers exactly once for all elements. Draw number 1 in the main wheelhouse interior area. Draw number 2 on a forward helm console against the north/front wall. Draw number 3 on the steering wheel and throttle symbol on the console. Draw number 4 on a captain chair symbol directly aft of the console. Draw number 5 on a continuous forward windshield band shown as double parallel lines in the north wall. Draw number 6 on the port side window and number 7 on the starboard side window, both as double parallel line window symbols. Draw number 8 on an aft sliding door at the south wall with simple sliding-door line convention. Draw number 9 on an aft bench/storage locker along the south wall to starboard. Draw number 10 on a small navigation display cluster on the helm console. Draw number 11 on a marine radio handset near the starboard side of the console. Draw number 12 on a small chart shelf along the port wall. Draw number 13 on a plot-critical cluster of flat red circle markings on the starboard interior wall; show them as simple red ring symbols, not labels. Draw number 14 on a dashed roof hatch outline centered above the standing space, represented schematically in plan. Furniture symbols must be simple top-down glyphs: console as rectangle, chair as rounded rectangle, bench as long rectangle, displays as small rectangles, windows as wall breaks with double lines, door as a simple sliding opening. Keep the drawing uncluttered, readable, and schematic, with minimal text inside the diagram."
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