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character-angle-sheet

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Step 2. Takes an existing anchor face (a defined photorealistic AI character) and writes copy-paste-ready GPT Image 2.0 prompts to render that SAME person from multiple camera ANGLES and poses — front, three-quarter left/right, profile, slight high/low angle — either as separate images or as a single multi-angle CHARACTER SHEET. This reference set is what keeps a character CONSISTENT when you feed it into image-to-video tools, because the model can see the face in 3D instead of guessing the sides. Use this skill whenever the user says "give me more angles", "I need my character from different sides", "make a reference sheet / turnaround / character sheet", "angle variations", "side profile of my character", or has a base face and wants a consistent reference set. Covers BOTH the per-angle prompt approach and the single-image character-sheet format that video models prefer. Outputs prompts, or generates the images directly if a Higgsfield/image MCP is connected.

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