Draw ONE precise top-down floor-plan diagram of the enclosed,
control-heavy interior the LOCATION text below describes — whatever it
is: a road-vehicle cabin, a cockpit, a wheelhouse, an armored crew bay,
a bus, an aircraft, a machine's operator station. This diagram is read
by a machine and never appears in any final image, so precision beats
style. It must clearly show, with distinct shapes and short labels:

- every seat / crew station, in the correct layout for this kind of
  space as the LOCATION text describes it
- every primary control the space has (steering wheel, yoke, control
  stick, helm, levers, consoles — only what this space actually has),
  each drawn attached at the exact station that operates it. Controls
  whose side depends on the country (like a road vehicle's driving
  position) follow what is correct in the work's country — the
  LOCATION text's language tells you the country.
- any mirrors or reflective surfaces the texts name, each with a small
  arrow showing the direction its reflective face points
- the camera position and a clear arrow for its viewing direction,
  exactly as the CAMERA text describes
- one labelled marker on each seat/station a person occupies per the
  SHOT TEXT

Clean diagram lines on white, top-down only, no perspective, no
photorealism.