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--- ai:atlas-prompts [2026/04/02 23:31] – mh
+++ ai:atlas-prompts [2026/04/08 11:18] (current) – [🧩 Structured] mh
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 ====== Atlas Prompts ======
+===== Core =====
 ==== ⚪ Null Baseline ====
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+===== Styles =====
 ==== 🧙 Fantasy ====
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-=== 🧩 Graphic / Design ===
+==== 🧩 Graphic / Design ====
 <code txt>
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 👉 Tests: flatness vs depth, shape hierarchy, contrast control, layout simplification
-=== 🧪 Technical / Scan-like ===
+----
+==== 🧪 Technical / Scan-like ====
 <code txt>
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 👉 Tests: neutrality, absence of stylization, documentation behavior, strict material representation
-=== 🌤 Soft Natural (Baseline) ===
+----
+===== Lighting =====
+==== 🌤 Soft Natural (Baseline) ====
 <code txt>
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 👉 Tests: baseline lighting behavior, exposure balance, material readability under neutral conditions
-=== ⚡ High Contrast ===
+----
+==== ⚡ High Contrast ====
 <code txt>
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 👉 Tests: shadow control, highlight clipping, dynamic range handling, lighting dominance
-=== 🌫 Volumetric Fog ===
+----
+==== 🌫 Volumetric Fog ====
 <code txt>
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 👉 Tests: atmospheric depth, light scattering, edge clarity under haze, spatial layering
-=== 🌈 Neon / Emissive ===
+----
+==== 🌈 Neon / Emissive ====
 <code txt>
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 👉 Tests: color bleeding, emissive response, material-light interaction under colored lighting
-=== 🌑 Dark Moody (Low Key) ===
+----
+==== 🌑 Dark Moody (Low Key) ====
 <code txt>
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 👉 Tests: shadow preservation, readability in low light, noise handling, contrast discipline
-=== ☀️ Overexposed Bright ===
+----
+==== ☀️ Overexposed Bright ====
 <code txt>
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 👉 Tests: highlight handling, detail retention under high exposure, washout resistance
-=== 🔦 Directional Spotlight ===
+----
+==== 🔦 Directional Spotlight ====
 <code txt>
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-=== 🌇 Warm vs Cool Split Lighting ===
+==== 🌇 Warm vs Cool Split Lighting ====
 <code txt>
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-=== 🧩 Structured ===
+===== Scene Complexity =====
+==== 🧩 Structured ====
 <code txt>
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-=== 🧱 Multi-object ===
+==== 🧱 Multi-object ====
 <code txt>
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-=== 🌿 Dense Environment ===
+==== 🌿 Dense Environment ====
 <code txt>
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-=== 🧹 Controlled Clutter ===
+==== 🧹 Controlled Clutter ====
 <code txt>
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-=== 🌪 Chaos ===
+==== 🌪 Chaos ====
 <code txt>
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-=== ⚔️ Chaos vs Control Conflict ===
+==== ⚔️ Chaos vs Control Conflict ====
 <code txt>
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 👉 Tests: conflict resolution hierarchy, chaos vs readability prioritization
+===== 🧪 Constraint Layer =====
+The constraint layer is a dedicated suffix to be added to the above prompts for more creative models such as **MidJourney**.
+The goal is to force them to hold back on the creative aesthetic, storytelling and scene interpreting and focus on the subject.
+=== Methodology ===
+  * keep 100% of your original prompts intact
+  * append the constraint suffix
+  * not touch internal wording (for atlas integrity)
+=== Constraint Variants (2 tiers) ===
+You’ll need two versions of the suffix:
+🔹 1. STRICT (for simple prompts)
+//For Styles and Light prompts//
+<code txt>
+single subject focus, no additional objects, minimal environment, clean composition, subject centered, fully visible, no obstruction, controlled framing, simple background
+</code>
+🔹 2. RELATIVE (for complexity prompts)
+//For Scene Complexity prompts//
+<code txt>
+subject remains dominant, clear focal point, readable composition, controlled layout, balanced elements, no subject obstruction, structured scene
+</code>
+Check back on this second one that might hinder the chaos