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Photograph it clearly from a slightly elevated three-quarter\nview that shows its overall shape, faces and openings. Render the\nexterior complete and real: no cutaway, no floor-plan or room labels.\nDo not make enclosed surfaces transparent or artificially remove walls\nto reveal interiors. Preserve intentional open sides and openings\nexplicitly required by THE STRUCTURE or the supplied context. Real\nmaterials and real weathering — never a drawing or diagram.\nSurroundings: only permanent site elements explicitly supported by the\nsupplied context — do not invent extra surroundings.\n\nTHE STRUCTURE: A continuous coastal road forms the main axis of the site. One side of the road opens toward the adjacent sea. The coastal roadside bus stop occupies a distinct area directly beside the road, and the sea remains visible from its vicinity. Movement can continue along the road past the bus stop, while the bus stop area provides a separate camera position looking either along the road or toward the sea.\n- coastal road corridor: The road runs through the coastal site, passing the bus stop area and providing the continuous route used along the waterfront.\n- sea beside the coastal route: The sea occupies the open side of the coastal site and is visible from the bus stop vicinity across the seaward side of the road corridor.\n- coastal roadside bus stop: The bus stop is positioned beside the coastal road within sight of the sea, creating a distinct stopping area connected directly to the road corridor.\n\nEXTERIOR APPEARANCE (look evidence): the notes below describe the\nconfirmed exterior look of this site — its age, materials, wear,\nfinish and overall scale character. Render these surface qualities\nfaithfully in the image. For WHAT exists and WHERE it is placed, THE\nSTRUCTURE section above remains the sole authority — never add, move\nor duplicate elements based on these notes alone. If any note\nmentions an element listed under EXCLUDED — TRANSIENT ELEMENTS, that\nexclusion wins: never depict it.\nEXTERIOR NOTES: 해안가 도로: 바다와 인접한 낡은 아스팔트 포장도로. 자전거가 지나갈 수 있는 갓길이 있으며, 차가운 느낌의 바다 풍경이 배경으로 깔려 있다. / 해안가 버스정류장: 바다가 바로 보이는 해안 도로변에 설치된 작은 야외 버스 대기소. 어두운 배경 속에 고립된 느낌을 준다.\n\nTHE LOCATION: S#6. 해안가 도로 / D\n\nEXCLUDED — TRANSIENT ELEMENTS (confirmed not part of the permanent site; never depict): Bicycle presence on the coastal road; Purchased beverage; Thunderstorm and heavy rain; Earphones\n\nEMPTY SCENE — TIME-INVARIANT PLATE: no people, no animals. No transient\nvehicles, equipment, barriers or activity props. This prohibition does\nnot remove the target structure itself or permanent site elements\nexplicitly required by the supplied context. A clean photographic plate\nonly.", "siteplan_prompt": "Draw a top-down SITE PLAN of the property shown in the attached\nphotograph.\n\nOUTPUT MEDIUM: a flat 2D SITE-PLAN DRAWING, NOT a photograph and NOT a\n3D view. RE-PROJECT the scene to a TRUE ORTHOGRAPHIC PLAN as seen from\nDIRECTLY ABOVE (90 degrees nadir). Absolutely NO 3D, no perspective, no\nisometric view, no shadows, no photo textures — every element appears\nONLY as pure plan geometry (outlines and flat filled zones).\n\nCIRCLED MARKERS (draw each as a small circled code at its mapped\nlocation):\n- (A1) coastal road corridor — The road runs through the coastal site, passing the bus stop area and providing the continuous route used along the waterfront.\n- (A2) sea beside the coastal route — The sea occupies the open side of the coastal site and is visible from the bus stop vicinity across the seaward side of the road corridor.\n- (B1) coastal roadside bus stop — The bus stop is positioned beside the coastal road within sight of the sea, creating a distinct stopping area connected directly to the road corridor.\n\nAllowed zone labels (the ONLY text permitted besides the marker codes):\n- Coastal Road Corridor\n- Bus Stop Area\n\nSTYLE: minimal architectural site plan — flat pastel zone fills, thin\ndark outlines, dashed property boundary, small north compass. No other\ntext, no legends, no dimensions.\n" }, "bg_rooftop_residence": { "status": "ok", "seed_png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/ecedba66-2474-4dff-a1a4-7d13bac08e1d/images/background_chain/seed_bg_rooftop_residence_sel.png", "siteplan_png_path": "/Users/manta/Documents/Projects/TheRoad-I1/projects/ecedba66-2474-4dff-a1a4-7d13bac08e1d/images/background_chain/siteplan_bg_rooftop_residence.png", "seed_asset_id": "2910d596-ddb4-4946-b782-4d6cc0e2a768", "siteplan_asset_id": "08a2ad21-a63a-48bd-a8d8-ee6e1cb15320", "seed_selected": "A", "seed_prompt": "A photographic plate — contemporary South Korea, 2026; all people are Korean unless stated.\n\nA confirmed photographic plate of a fixed structure — this image will\nbecome the look authority (seed) for every later view of the SAME\nstructure. Photograph it clearly from a slightly elevated three-quarter\nview that shows its overall shape, faces and openings. Render the\nexterior complete and real: no cutaway, no floor-plan or room labels.\nDo not make enclosed surfaces transparent or artificially remove walls\nto reveal interiors. Preserve intentional open sides and openings\nexplicitly required by THE STRUCTURE or the supplied context. Real\nmaterials and real weathering — never a drawing or diagram.\nSurroundings: only permanent site elements explicitly supported by the\nsupplied context — do not invent extra surroundings.\n\nTHE STRUCTURE: The multi-unit villa is reached from the alley approach through the villa entrance door. That door leads into the rear courtyard area at the base of the exterior stairway. The stairway rises from the courtyard to the rooftop deck. The rooftop room stands on this deck, with its iron entrance door opening toward the deck and visible after reaching the top of the stairs. A lock is mounted on the rooftop-room entrance door, and a window occupies another exterior wall of the rooftop room. The water tank also stands on the rooftop deck. A boundary wall follows an outer edge of the rooftop-room exterior area and remains within sight of the rooftop-room window. The villa building supports the rooftop deck, rooftop room, water tank, and boundary wall as one vertically connected site.\n- alley approach to the multi-unit villa: The alley runs outside the villa and leads directly to the villa entrance door.\n- multi-unit villa exterior: The villa contains the ground-level entrance and courtyard and supports the rooftop deck and rooftop room above.\n- villa entrance door from the alley: The entrance door is set between the alley approach and the villa courtyard.\n- rear courtyard area inside the villa entrance: The courtyard lies inside the villa entrance, with its rear area adjoining the foot of the exterior stairway.\n- exterior stairway connecting the courtyard to the rooftop room: The stairway begins beside the rear courtyard area and rises to the rooftop deck outside the rooftop room.\n- rooftop deck surrounding the rooftop room: The deck occupies the top of the villa, receives the exterior stairway, and surrounds the rooftop-room exterior.\n- rooftop-room exterior structure: The rooftop room stands on the villa rooftop deck and includes the iron entrance door and exterior window.\n- rooftop-room iron entrance door: The iron entrance door is set into an exterior wall of the rooftop room and opens between the room interior and the rooftop deck.\n- rooftop-room exterior window: The window is set into an exterior wall of the rooftop room and faces the rooftop exterior area.\n- rooftop water tank: The water tank stands on the rooftop deck in the exterior area around the rooftop room.\n- boundary wall beside the rooftop-room exterior: The wall occupies an outer edge of the rooftop-room exterior area and lies within a direct sightline of the rooftop room.\n- lock on the rooftop-room iron entrance door: The lock is mounted on the rooftop-room iron entrance door at the deck-facing entrance.\n\nEXTERIOR APPEARANCE (look evidence): the notes below describe the\nconfirmed exterior look of this site — its age, materials, wear,\nfinish and overall scale character. Render these surface qualities\nfaithfully in the image. For WHAT exists and WHERE it is placed, THE\nSTRUCTURE section above remains the sole authority — never add, move\nor duplicate elements based on these notes alone. If any note\nmentions an element listed under EXCLUDED — TRANSIENT ELEMENTS, that\nexclusion wins: never depict it.\nEXTERIOR NOTES: 다세대 빌라 옥상 및 옥탑방 외부: 변두리의 오래된 다세대 주택 꼭대기 공간. 낡은 시멘트 바닥과 철문이 달린 작은 가건물(옥탑방) 외관이 특징이며, 거친 현실감이 돋보이는 옥외 세트다. / 다세대 빌라 외곽 마당·주차 구역 및 옥탑방 계단: 오래된 빌라 1층의 어둡고 습한 마당과 후미진 주차 구역. 옥상으로 이어지는 좁고 가파른 시멘트 외부 계단이 연결되어 있다.\n\nSTRUCTURE SCALE SPEC (size-only evidence): the structure must be large\nenough to plausibly contain the interior listed below. This interior\nlist is SIZE EVIDENCE ONLY — NEVER visualize or label its rooms,\nfurnishings or interior layout in the image. Do not infer a smaller or\nlarger size from framing — follow the spec.\nINTERIOR: 옥탑방 내부 주거 공간: 거실, 안방, 작은방, 욕실로 구성된 낡은 주거 공간. 낡은 가구들과 함께 바닥과 커튼에 혈흔이 묻어있고, 벽면에는 붉고 불규칙한 원형 표식이 나타나며 기괴한 분위기를 연출한다.\n\nTHE LOCATION: S#4. 옥탑방 / D\n\nEXCLUDED — TRANSIENT ELEMENTS (confirmed not part of the permanent site; never depict): bicycle in the rear courtyard; car outside the stair area; clothesline on the rooftop; wooden platform on the rooftop; dried sweet flag on the platform; advertising flyer in the entrance-door gap; half-open state of the rooftop-room entrance door; illuminated state of the rooftop room; black cat at the boundary wall\n\nEMPTY SCENE — TIME-INVARIANT PLATE: no people, no animals. No transient\nvehicles, equipment, barriers or activity props. This prohibition does\nnot remove the target structure itself or permanent site elements\nexplicitly required by the supplied context. A clean photographic plate\nonly.", "siteplan_prompt": "Draw a top-down SITE PLAN of the property shown in the attached\nphotograph.\n\nOUTPUT MEDIUM: a flat 2D SITE-PLAN DRAWING, NOT a photograph and NOT a\n3D view. RE-PROJECT the scene to a TRUE ORTHOGRAPHIC PLAN as seen from\nDIRECTLY ABOVE (90 degrees nadir). Absolutely NO 3D, no perspective, no\nisometric view, no shadows, no photo textures — every element appears\nONLY as pure plan geometry (outlines and flat filled zones).\n\nCIRCLED MARKERS (draw each as a small circled code at its mapped\nlocation):\n- (A1) alley approach to the multi-unit villa — The alley runs outside the villa and leads directly to the villa entrance door.\n- (B1) multi-unit villa exterior — The villa contains the ground-level entrance and courtyard and supports the rooftop deck and rooftop room above.\n- (B2) villa entrance door from the alley — The entrance door is set between the alley approach and the villa courtyard.\n- (B3) rear courtyard area inside the villa entrance — The courtyard lies inside the villa entrance, with its rear area adjoining the foot of the exterior stairway.\n- (C1) exterior stairway connecting the courtyard to the rooftop room — The stairway begins beside the rear courtyard area and rises to the rooftop deck outside the rooftop room.\n- (D1) rooftop deck surrounding the rooftop room — The deck occupies the top of the villa, receives the exterior stairway, and surrounds the rooftop-room exterior.\n- (D2) rooftop-room exterior structure — The rooftop room stands on the villa rooftop deck and includes the iron entrance door and exterior window.\n- (D3) rooftop-room iron entrance door — The iron entrance door is set into an exterior wall of the rooftop room and opens between the room interior and the rooftop deck.\n- (D4) rooftop-room exterior window — The window is set into an exterior wall of the rooftop room and faces the rooftop exterior area.\n- (D5) rooftop water tank — The water tank stands on the rooftop deck in the exterior area around the rooftop room.\n- (D6) boundary wall beside the rooftop-room exterior — The wall occupies an outer edge of the rooftop-room exterior area and lies within a direct sightline of the rooftop room.\n- (D7) lock on the rooftop-room iron entrance door — The lock is mounted on the rooftop-room iron entrance door at the deck-facing entrance.\n\nAllowed zone labels (the ONLY text permitted besides the marker codes):\n- Alley Approach\n- Rear Courtyard\n- Exterior Stairway\n- Rooftop Deck\n\nSTYLE: minimal architectural site plan — flat pastel zone fills, thin\ndark outlines, dashed property boundary, small north compass. No other\ntext, no legends, no dimensions.\n" } } }, "step_id": "outdoor_structure_seed", "run_id": "4eac8fea-c245-4bbc-b0af-d360635d508c", "resolved_model": "gemini-image", "updated_at": "2026-07-16T04:13:49.914809+00:00", "project_config_snapshot": {} }