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Do not let any of these elements become a boundary between two open-connection units:\n - #13 (furniture; unit=living_dining; placement=interior_floor_furniture; anchor=center floor area of living dining)\n - #14 (furniture; unit=kitchen_nook; placement=perimeter_furniture; anchor=north wall of kitchen nook)\n - #17 (furniture; unit=living_dining; placement=wall_fixture; anchor=north wall of living dining)\n - #22 (furniture; unit=living_dining; placement=interior_floor_furniture; anchor=floor near dining table)\n\nA flat 2D schematic top-down floor plan of a small South Korean rooftop apartment, clean vector line style on a white background with pastel color-coded room fills. The apartment consists of a central living dining area filled pale yellow, a small kitchen nook in the northwest filled pale green, a private bedroom A on the east filled pale blue, a private bedroom B in the northeast corner filled pale peach, a compact bathroom filled pale cyan, and an entry alcove filled pale beige. Includes symbols for sliding windows on the exterior walls, a front door, interior doors for both bedrooms and the bathroom, a dining table, a kitchen counter with a sink, and beds in both bedrooms. Small circular markers with numbers label each zone and persistent fixture. Simple lines, no gradients, no perspective, no 3D rendering elements.\n\nTopology rendering contract:\n- Scale preservation: preserve the base prompt's stated scale. Do not upscale compact / small units into spacious apartment proportions. Keep clearances tight and utilitarian, matching the described unit type.\n- Full-wall enclosed units (must be drawn as separately enclosed rooms with full walls):\n - private_bedroom_a (private bedroom A)\n - private_bedroom_b (private bedroom B)\n - bathroom (bathroom)\n- Open / non-enclosed units (zones inside the larger plan, no full separating walls around them):\n - living_dining (living dining area)\n - kitchen_nook (kitchen nook)\n - entry_alcove (entry alcove)\n- Open-connection pairs: these units must remain visually open to each other. Do NOT add a full separating wall, a doorway opening, or a corridor between them. They share continuous floor area:\n - entry_alcove (entry alcove) <-> living_dining (living dining area) :: open connection\n - living_dining (living dining area) <-> kitchen_nook (kitchen nook) :: open connection\n- Door / wall-boundary pairs: separated by a wall with a door opening (single door swing arc):\n - entry_alcove (entry alcove) <-> bathroom (bathroom) :: door between\n - living_dining (living dining area) <-> private_bedroom_a (private bedroom A) :: door between\n - living_dining (living dining area) <-> private_bedroom_b (private bedroom B) :: door between\n- Furniture / fixture markers must be drawn as symbols INSIDE their referenced unit. They must not create room boundaries, walls, corridors, or partition dividers unless the element's position_hint explicitly says divider or partition.\n- Wall-positioned furniture or fixtures must sit on (or against) the hinted wall inside the unit. They must not float in the middle of the unit as a room divider.\n- Fixture compression rule: small fixtures (wall-mounted screens, devices, appliances, single-tile fixtures) must be drawn as small compact symbols, NOT as long horizontal panels or bars that stretch across open space. If a fixture could read as a divider between open-connection units, reduce its geometry to a tiny wall icon paired with its marker number — do not extrude it into a partition shape.\n- Compact open-zone discipline: open zones whose scale is marked compact / nook / wall-run must remain visually small. Do not scale a compact open zone into a full-sized room. The base prompt's overall unit scale is authoritative.\n- Unit scale constraints from the source-topology audit (these override any spacious default):\n - living_dining: enclosure=open_zone_inside_plan; scale=primary_zone; open_connection=continuous flooring without visual thresholds connecting to kitchen and entry zones; notes=Main multi-functional open living room.\n - kitchen_nook: enclosure=open_zone_inside_plan; scale=compact_nook_or_wall_run; open_connection=countertop run extending into the living dining room area; notes=Very narrow service area.\n - private_bedroom_a: enclosure=full_wall_enclosed_room; scale=secondary_zone; open_connection=n/a; notes=Enclosed private sleeping area containing a window, curtains, and a bed.\n - private_bedroom_b: enclosure=full_wall_enclosed_room; scale=secondary_zone; open_connection=n/a; notes=Enclosed master bedroom area containing a bed.\n - bathroom: enclosure=full_wall_enclosed_room; scale=compact_service_cell; open_connection=n/a; notes=Compact wet room containing a mirror and washbasin.\n - entry_alcove: enclosure=interior_threshold; scale=compact_service_cell; open_connection=immediate transition to living room; notes=Small entry alcove inside front door.\n- Element placement constraints from the source-topology audit. If a marker line above gives a looser position, this placement constraint wins:\n - For any element where avoid_open_connection_boundary=True, do not use the open connection edge as the element's wall, backing, divider, or implied boundary. If a direction or wall label is ambiguous, choose a safe perimeter inside the same unit and keep the element visibly non-dividing.\n - #11 unit=living_dining; mode=opening_marker; anchor=west wall of living dining area; avoid_open_connection_boundary=True; must_not_form_boundary=False; revised_position=west exterior wall of living area with curtain line; conflict=\n - #13 unit=living_dining; mode=interior_floor_furniture; anchor=center floor area of living dining; avoid_open_connection_boundary=True; must_not_form_boundary=True; revised_position=center of living dining area, clear of entry and kitchen thresholds; conflict=\n - #14 unit=kitchen_nook; mode=perimeter_furniture; anchor=north wall of kitchen nook; avoid_open_connection_boundary=True; must_not_form_boundary=True; revised_position=north wall of kitchen nook; conflict=\n - #15 unit=private_bedroom_a; mode=perimeter_furniture; anchor=north wall of bedroom A; avoid_open_connection_boundary=False; must_not_form_boundary=False; revised_position=north side of private bedroom A; conflict=\n - #16 unit=private_bedroom_b; mode=perimeter_furniture; anchor=north wall of bedroom B; avoid_open_connection_boundary=False; must_not_form_boundary=False; revised_position=north side of private bedroom B; conflict=\n - #17 unit=living_dining; mode=wall_fixture; anchor=north wall of living dining; avoid_open_connection_boundary=True; must_not_form_boundary=True; revised_position=north wall of living dining area facing dining table; conflict=\n - #18 unit=private_bedroom_a; mode=floor_plot_marker; anchor=floor near east window; avoid_open_connection_boundary=False; must_not_form_boundary=False; revised_position=floor area behind window curtains in private bedroom A; conflict=\n - #19 unit=private_bedroom_a; mode=floor_plot_marker; anchor=floor from center to door; avoid_open_connection_boundary=False; must_not_form_boundary=False; revised_position=from floor of private bedroom A leading through bedroom A door; conflict=\n - #20 unit=private_bedroom_a; mode=wall_plot_marker; anchor=north wall of bedroom A; avoid_open_connection_boundary=False; must_not_form_boundary=False; revised_position=north wall surface of private bedroom A above bed A; conflict=\n - #21 unit=bathroom; mode=wall_plot_marker; anchor=bathroom wall behind washbasin mirror; avoid_open_connection_boundary=False; must_not_form_boundary=False; revised_position=bathroom wall surface behind washbasin mirror; conflict=\n - #22 unit=living_dining; mode=interior_floor_furniture; anchor=floor near dining table; avoid_open_connection_boundary=True; must_not_form_boundary=True; revised_position=near dining table on living area floor; conflict=\n - #23 unit=private_bedroom_a; mode=floor_plot_marker; anchor=floor beside bed A; avoid_open_connection_boundary=False; must_not_form_boundary=False; revised_position=floor of private bedroom A beside bed A; conflict=\n\nNumbered marker contract: draw circular markers with EXACTLY the listed marker numbers below. Preserve the exact non-consecutive marker numbers listed below. Do not renumber, do not omit listed markers, and do not invent additional marker numbers.\n#1 living dining area — area — central main room, pale yellow fill\n#2 kitchen nook — area — northwest corner connected openly to living dining area, pale green fill\n#3 private bedroom A — area — east room behind interior door, pale blue fill\n#4 private bedroom B — area — northeast room behind interior door, pale peach fill\n#5 bathroom — area — southeast compact room beside entry, pale cyan fill\n#6 entry alcove — area — southwest interior threshold inside front door, pale beige fill\n#7 front door — opening — south wall of entry alcove, showing swing arc\n#8 bedroom A door — opening — east wall of living area opening into private bedroom A\n#9 bedroom B door — opening — northeast wall of living area opening into private bedroom B\n#10 bathroom door — opening — entry alcove east wall opening into bathroom\n#11 living sliding window with curtains — opening — west exterior wall of living area with curtain line\n#12 bedroom A sliding window with curtains — opening — east exterior wall of private bedroom A with curtain line\n#13 dining table — furniture — center of living dining area\n#14 kitchen counter with sink and cooktop — furniture — north wall of kitchen nook\n#15 bed A — furniture — north side of private bedroom A\n#16 bed B — furniture — north side of private bedroom B\n#17 television — furniture — north wall of living dining area facing dining table\n#18 curtain-side floor evidence zone — plot_device — floor area behind window curtains in private bedroom A\n#19 footprint trail — plot_device — from floor of private bedroom A leading through bedroom A door\n#20 wall red ring mark A — plot_device — north wall surface of private bedroom A above bed A\n#21 wall red ring mark B — plot_device — bathroom wall surface behind washbasin mirror\n#22 toppled chair or fallen cushion — furniture — near dining table on living area floor\n#23 red floor stain zone — plot_device — floor of private bedroom A beside bed A\nFor plot_device entries, draw only an abstract floor-plan marker/zone cue, not a literal entity instance or action.\nDo not render category names or position hints as diagram text; use them only as drawing guidance.",
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