castkit-v1
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Castkit v1 — character builder. A skill made by Joey. Builds reusable character reference images, photoreal or animated, for Nano Banana Pro and other image models. Five stations: face lock (a new character's canonical chest-up plate), additions (hair changes, piercings, tattoos, scars, expression sets, re-locks), single-image outfit builds straight onto the locked character, outfit replacement (two-reference swap), and character sheets (3-panel default with headless front, full rear and tight face panel; every panel dead-on, never a three-quarter turn unless asked; 6-panel on request). Every plate renders on a flat 18% neutral gray field, shadowless and with no cast shadow, so no lighting bakes in. Use this skill whenever the user wants to design or lock a character, build a face, turn a photoreal character animated, change hair or markings, put an outfit or garment references on a character, swap a face onto an outfit, make a character sheet, turnaround or model sheet, or any character reference still.
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