{
  "version": 3,
  "buttonCorrectionPrompt": "Use case: precise-object-edit. IMAGE 1 is the exact graphite LEGO 404 scene to edit. IMAGE 2 shows the desired illuminated CORAL RED raised button finish. Change ONLY the GRAY rectangular raised button on the rear instrument console immediately beneath the four small round gauges, just right of the two smaller gray switches, around source x=1242..1278, y=374..416 on the 1536x1024 canvas. It is the rightmost large button under those four dials. Recolor its whole molded button body, FRONT face, top bevel and side walls to the same muted coral-red as the 404 tiles and the other scene's red button, with believable light pencil highlights and darker red side shading. The base button must itself be visibly red even when no animation overlay is present. Do not paint a flat rectangle floating above it; retain its exact shape, relief, edges, perspective and contact shadow. Keep its location and size pixel-registered for an existing light-animation layer. Preserve EVERY other object and coordinate, especially BOTH already corrected factory LEGO clip hands hanging naturally beside the figure's hips, rigid arms, printed face, hair, suit, map, floor opening, reels, gauge, digits 404, all graphite texture, natural positive tones, true alpha and exact 1536x1024 dimensions. Do not redraw the hands, introduce fingers or hooks, move any object or add text. Output one corrected transparent image.",
  "tool": "Built-in image_gen",
  "source": "static/images/404-lego.jpg",
  "sourceDescriptionUk": "Кольорова LEGO-сцена 1536×1024. Сіра підлога зі штирями та прямокутним чорним провалом у передньому центрі; одна вільна цеглинка ліворуч і дві праворуч. За провалом розгублена фігурка з чорним волоссям у темному костюмі, картою у лівій руці та правою рукою біля голови. Позаду сіра інструментальна панель із двома котушками, зеленими дисплеями, великим круглим індикатором зі стрілкою біля 0, повзунками, кнопками та чотирма малими приладами. Червоні маленькі плитки складають PAGE NOT FOUND, а три великі передні плитки — 404. Ракурс зверху спереду, об’ємний пластиковий LEGO-рендер, суцільна сцена без прозорого фону.",
  "sharedPrompt": "Use case: illustration-story / style-transfer.\nAsset: ONE standalone 404 error-page illustration for an engineering blog. Landscape 3:2 canvas, matching 1536x1024 proportions. Generate one finished scene, never a contact sheet.\nImage roles: reference 1 is the CURRENT 404 artwork, defining the story and required objects. Reference 2 (Oscar office sketch) defines the NEW graphite-pencil medium, positive tones and restrained editorial treatment. References 3 and 4 are exact 3D geometry of LEGO factory hand 983/3820; these are anatomy references, not props in the scene.\nRedraw the story, not the original photographic texture: a lost office minifigure, an office map, a missing rectangular section of studded floor, three loose supported bricks, and a rear instrument console with two tape reels, a large round gauge at ZERO, small displays and switches. Keep a single compact physically coherent LEGO diorama on a finite brick base. All of it is drawn by the same pencil hand with fine graphite contours and subtle crosshatching. Light plastic remains LIGHT, dark hair remains DARK. No negative/inverted image. True transparent alpha outside the diorama, not a checkerboard or solid background. Complete scene, safe outer margins, no clipped props or unrelated detached scraps.\nPalette: neutral black/white/gray graphite with ONLY three muted coral tiles (#B84438) bearing the white digits 4, 0, 4. These three substantial flat LEGO tiles lie in the same floor perspective with direct contact shadows. Digits must read exactly 404 left-to-right. Omit the original PAGE NOT FOUND letter tiles so the website can supply localized text as real HTML. No other words, logos, watermarks, loading icons or captions. A tiny zero on the gauge is allowed.\nAnatomy: one adult-proportioned authentic LEGO Office minifigure, dark molded short combed hair, dark suit, simple factory printed black eyes/eyebrows and modest puzzled mouth. No rounded cartoon cheeks, human anatomy, anime highlights or cute expression. Each arm is ONE rigid molded LEGO arm with its factory fixed elbow. NO deforming elbows or flexible forearms. Each visible hand MUST match reference 3/4: a SHORT SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER, straight barrel wall, flat annular end, two short FLAT-CUT jaw ends; its wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to its gripping bore. Not a flat U/horseshoe, pirate hook, donut, torus, human fingers or forward-facing coaxial robot cuff. Orient the actual part naturally; when forearm points forward, the bore points up and the camera sees an oblique TOP opening and a short solid front wall. Hands may be naturally occluded, never invented gestures. No forced head scratching.\nSupport: every object visibly rests on the same floor or is connected to a real LEGO support. Console has a full foot/brick wall; map is a rigid printed LEGO tile on a visible low lectern with supported base rather than impossible hand gripping. No floating paper, props, tiles, gauges, display screens or pasted graphic icons. Reels are attached on axles. One shared scale, perspective, texture and light. Gauge needle points to zero. Hole is clearly missing floor with dark graphite inner walls, not a random painted rectangle. No motion blur or animation frames. Preserve the dry visual humor of a lost page.\n\nMANDATORY STANDING POSE: BOTH rigid arms DOWN beside the hips, with the actual referenced factory hands visible and separated from head/body. No head scratching or chin touching. Wrist peg points up into sleeve; the open slotted gripper bore is HORIZONTAL front-to-back and perpendicular to wrist. Show barrel depth and short flat-cut jaws. Never a closed tube continuing along the forearm.\n",
  "variants": [
    {
      "id": "faithful-graphite",
      "uk": "Близько до оригіналу",
      "en": "Faithful graphite",
      "composition": "Keep the source composition closest to reference 1: front-facing wide console across the rear; the puzzled suited figure centered just behind a rectangular floor opening; a small map lectern immediately beside the figure; three coral 404 tiles large in the foreground. Three loose bricks on the floor, one left and two right of the opening. Elevated three-quarter frontal camera. Figure and gauge form a central vertical axis. Compact source-like silhouette, moderate detail, balanced margins.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story / style-transfer.\nAsset: ONE standalone 404 error-page illustration for an engineering blog. Landscape 3:2 canvas, matching 1536x1024 proportions. Generate one finished scene, never a contact sheet.\nImage roles: reference 1 is the CURRENT 404 artwork, defining the story and required objects. Reference 2 (Oscar office sketch) defines the NEW graphite-pencil medium, positive tones and restrained editorial treatment. References 3 and 4 are exact 3D geometry of LEGO factory hand 983/3820; these are anatomy references, not props in the scene.\nRedraw the story, not the original photographic texture: a lost office minifigure, an office map, a missing rectangular section of studded floor, three loose supported bricks, and a rear instrument console with two tape reels, a large round gauge at ZERO, small displays and switches. Keep a single compact physically coherent LEGO diorama on a finite brick base. All of it is drawn by the same pencil hand with fine graphite contours and subtle crosshatching. Light plastic remains LIGHT, dark hair remains DARK. No negative/inverted image. True transparent alpha outside the diorama, not a checkerboard or solid background. Complete scene, safe outer margins, no clipped props or unrelated detached scraps.\nPalette: neutral black/white/gray graphite with ONLY three muted coral tiles (#B84438) bearing the white digits 4, 0, 4. These three substantial flat LEGO tiles lie in the same floor perspective with direct contact shadows. Digits must read exactly 404 left-to-right. Omit the original PAGE NOT FOUND letter tiles so the website can supply localized text as real HTML. No other words, logos, watermarks, loading icons or captions. A tiny zero on the gauge is allowed.\nAnatomy: one adult-proportioned authentic LEGO Office minifigure, dark molded short combed hair, dark suit, simple factory printed black eyes/eyebrows and modest puzzled mouth. No rounded cartoon cheeks, human anatomy, anime highlights or cute expression. Each arm is ONE rigid molded LEGO arm with its factory fixed elbow. NO deforming elbows or flexible forearms. Each visible hand MUST match reference 3/4: a SHORT SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER, straight barrel wall, flat annular end, two short FLAT-CUT jaw ends; its wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to its gripping bore. Not a flat U/horseshoe, pirate hook, donut, torus, human fingers or forward-facing coaxial robot cuff. Orient the actual part naturally; when forearm points forward, the bore points up and the camera sees an oblique TOP opening and a short solid front wall. Hands may be naturally occluded, never invented gestures. No forced head scratching.\nSupport: every object visibly rests on the same floor or is connected to a real LEGO support. Console has a full foot/brick wall; map is a rigid printed LEGO tile on a visible low lectern with supported base rather than impossible hand gripping. No floating paper, props, tiles, gauges, display screens or pasted graphic icons. Reels are attached on axles. One shared scale, perspective, texture and light. Gauge needle points to zero. Hole is clearly missing floor with dark graphite inner walls, not a random painted rectangle. No motion blur or animation frames. Preserve the dry visual humor of a lost page.\n\nMANDATORY STANDING POSE: BOTH rigid arms DOWN beside the hips, with the actual referenced factory hands visible and separated from head/body. No head scratching or chin touching. Wrist peg points up into sleeve; the open slotted gripper bore is HORIZONTAL front-to-back and perpendicular to wrist. Show barrel depth and short flat-cut jaws. Never a closed tube continuing along the forearm.\n\nCOMPOSITION:\nKeep the source composition closest to reference 1: front-facing wide console across the rear; the puzzled suited figure centered just behind a rectangular floor opening; a small map lectern immediately beside the figure; three coral 404 tiles large in the foreground. Three loose bricks on the floor, one left and two right of the opening. Elevated three-quarter frontal camera. Figure and gauge form a central vertical axis. Compact source-like silhouette, moderate detail, balanced margins."
    },
    {
      "id": "diagonal-diorama",
      "uk": "Діагональна сцена",
      "en": "Diagonal diorama",
      "composition": "Use a coherent elevated three-quarter view from the LEFT so the entire diorama recedes diagonally to the right. Put the instrument console firmly along the back-right edge of the same rectangular base. Place the lost suited figure and its low map lectern on the intact back-left floor, looking toward the missing floor section in the front-right half. Three 404 coral tiles lie across the intact front edge, clearly readable from this camera. Show thickness of the floor cutout and platform. Three spare bricks lie flat on intact floor, away from the figure feet. Same story and physical objects, distinctly diagonal composition.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story / style-transfer.\nAsset: ONE standalone 404 error-page illustration for an engineering blog. Landscape 3:2 canvas, matching 1536x1024 proportions. Generate one finished scene, never a contact sheet.\nImage roles: reference 1 is the CURRENT 404 artwork, defining the story and required objects. Reference 2 (Oscar office sketch) defines the NEW graphite-pencil medium, positive tones and restrained editorial treatment. References 3 and 4 are exact 3D geometry of LEGO factory hand 983/3820; these are anatomy references, not props in the scene.\nRedraw the story, not the original photographic texture: a lost office minifigure, an office map, a missing rectangular section of studded floor, three loose supported bricks, and a rear instrument console with two tape reels, a large round gauge at ZERO, small displays and switches. Keep a single compact physically coherent LEGO diorama on a finite brick base. All of it is drawn by the same pencil hand with fine graphite contours and subtle crosshatching. Light plastic remains LIGHT, dark hair remains DARK. No negative/inverted image. True transparent alpha outside the diorama, not a checkerboard or solid background. Complete scene, safe outer margins, no clipped props or unrelated detached scraps.\nPalette: neutral black/white/gray graphite with ONLY three muted coral tiles (#B84438) bearing the white digits 4, 0, 4. These three substantial flat LEGO tiles lie in the same floor perspective with direct contact shadows. Digits must read exactly 404 left-to-right. Omit the original PAGE NOT FOUND letter tiles so the website can supply localized text as real HTML. No other words, logos, watermarks, loading icons or captions. A tiny zero on the gauge is allowed.\nAnatomy: one adult-proportioned authentic LEGO Office minifigure, dark molded short combed hair, dark suit, simple factory printed black eyes/eyebrows and modest puzzled mouth. No rounded cartoon cheeks, human anatomy, anime highlights or cute expression. Each arm is ONE rigid molded LEGO arm with its factory fixed elbow. NO deforming elbows or flexible forearms. Each visible hand MUST match reference 3/4: a SHORT SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER, straight barrel wall, flat annular end, two short FLAT-CUT jaw ends; its wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to its gripping bore. Not a flat U/horseshoe, pirate hook, donut, torus, human fingers or forward-facing coaxial robot cuff. Orient the actual part naturally; when forearm points forward, the bore points up and the camera sees an oblique TOP opening and a short solid front wall. Hands may be naturally occluded, never invented gestures. No forced head scratching.\nSupport: every object visibly rests on the same floor or is connected to a real LEGO support. Console has a full foot/brick wall; map is a rigid printed LEGO tile on a visible low lectern with supported base rather than impossible hand gripping. No floating paper, props, tiles, gauges, display screens or pasted graphic icons. Reels are attached on axles. One shared scale, perspective, texture and light. Gauge needle points to zero. Hole is clearly missing floor with dark graphite inner walls, not a random painted rectangle. No motion blur or animation frames. Preserve the dry visual humor of a lost page.\n\nMANDATORY STANDING POSE: BOTH rigid arms DOWN beside the hips, with the actual referenced factory hands visible and separated from head/body. No head scratching or chin touching. Wrist peg points up into sleeve; the open slotted gripper bore is HORIZONTAL front-to-back and perpendicular to wrist. Show barrel depth and short flat-cut jaws. Never a closed tube continuing along the forearm.\n\nCOMPOSITION:\nUse a coherent elevated three-quarter view from the LEFT so the entire diorama recedes diagonally to the right. Put the instrument console firmly along the back-right edge of the same rectangular base. Place the lost suited figure and its low map lectern on the intact back-left floor, looking toward the missing floor section in the front-right half. Three 404 coral tiles lie across the intact front edge, clearly readable from this camera. Show thickness of the floor cutout and platform. Three spare bricks lie flat on intact floor, away from the figure feet. Same story and physical objects, distinctly diagonal composition."
    },
    {
      "id": "compact-counter",
      "uk": "Компактний пульт",
      "en": "Compact console",
      "composition": "A tighter compact triangular composition: a shorter but still complete instrument console behind the figure, with two small reels on the left, central large gauge at zero and a neat group of switches at right. The puzzled figure stands at the left side of the rectangular floor gap; a supported map lectern at the right side. Coral 404 tiles form a clear low foreground row. Camera slightly lower than the source but still elevated enough to see the opening and tile tops. Keep all feet, rear console support, tile bases and platform edges in frame. Three spare bricks near the front corners. Emphasize clarity at mobile size.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story / style-transfer.\nAsset: ONE standalone 404 error-page illustration for an engineering blog. Landscape 3:2 canvas, matching 1536x1024 proportions. Generate one finished scene, never a contact sheet.\nImage roles: reference 1 is the CURRENT 404 artwork, defining the story and required objects. Reference 2 (Oscar office sketch) defines the NEW graphite-pencil medium, positive tones and restrained editorial treatment. References 3 and 4 are exact 3D geometry of LEGO factory hand 983/3820; these are anatomy references, not props in the scene.\nRedraw the story, not the original photographic texture: a lost office minifigure, an office map, a missing rectangular section of studded floor, three loose supported bricks, and a rear instrument console with two tape reels, a large round gauge at ZERO, small displays and switches. Keep a single compact physically coherent LEGO diorama on a finite brick base. All of it is drawn by the same pencil hand with fine graphite contours and subtle crosshatching. Light plastic remains LIGHT, dark hair remains DARK. No negative/inverted image. True transparent alpha outside the diorama, not a checkerboard or solid background. Complete scene, safe outer margins, no clipped props or unrelated detached scraps.\nPalette: neutral black/white/gray graphite with ONLY three muted coral tiles (#B84438) bearing the white digits 4, 0, 4. These three substantial flat LEGO tiles lie in the same floor perspective with direct contact shadows. Digits must read exactly 404 left-to-right. Omit the original PAGE NOT FOUND letter tiles so the website can supply localized text as real HTML. No other words, logos, watermarks, loading icons or captions. A tiny zero on the gauge is allowed.\nAnatomy: one adult-proportioned authentic LEGO Office minifigure, dark molded short combed hair, dark suit, simple factory printed black eyes/eyebrows and modest puzzled mouth. No rounded cartoon cheeks, human anatomy, anime highlights or cute expression. Each arm is ONE rigid molded LEGO arm with its factory fixed elbow. NO deforming elbows or flexible forearms. Each visible hand MUST match reference 3/4: a SHORT SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER, straight barrel wall, flat annular end, two short FLAT-CUT jaw ends; its wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to its gripping bore. Not a flat U/horseshoe, pirate hook, donut, torus, human fingers or forward-facing coaxial robot cuff. Orient the actual part naturally; when forearm points forward, the bore points up and the camera sees an oblique TOP opening and a short solid front wall. Hands may be naturally occluded, never invented gestures. No forced head scratching.\nSupport: every object visibly rests on the same floor or is connected to a real LEGO support. Console has a full foot/brick wall; map is a rigid printed LEGO tile on a visible low lectern with supported base rather than impossible hand gripping. No floating paper, props, tiles, gauges, display screens or pasted graphic icons. Reels are attached on axles. One shared scale, perspective, texture and light. Gauge needle points to zero. Hole is clearly missing floor with dark graphite inner walls, not a random painted rectangle. No motion blur or animation frames. Preserve the dry visual humor of a lost page.\n\nMANDATORY STANDING POSE: BOTH rigid arms DOWN beside the hips, with the actual referenced factory hands visible and separated from head/body. No head scratching or chin touching. Wrist peg points up into sleeve; the open slotted gripper bore is HORIZONTAL front-to-back and perpendicular to wrist. Show barrel depth and short flat-cut jaws. Never a closed tube continuing along the forearm.\n\nCOMPOSITION:\nA tighter compact triangular composition: a shorter but still complete instrument console behind the figure, with two small reels on the left, central large gauge at zero and a neat group of switches at right. The puzzled figure stands at the left side of the rectangular floor gap; a supported map lectern at the right side. Coral 404 tiles form a clear low foreground row. Camera slightly lower than the source but still elevated enough to see the opening and tile tops. Keep all feet, rear console support, tile bases and platform edges in frame. Three spare bricks near the front corners. Emphasize clarity at mobile size."
    },
    {
      "id": "missing-floor",
      "uk": "Загублений фрагмент підлоги",
      "en": "The missing floor",
      "composition": "Elevated near-overhead three-quarter composition emphasizing the rectangular missing FLOOR SECTION as the central focal point. The hole occupies the middle of the diorama with visible inner brick edges. One puzzled suited figure stands securely on intact floor behind its left edge, with a small supported map lectern beside him. Rear instrument console is a lower secondary horizontal band, still showing the two reels, gauge at zero and controls. The three coral digit tiles 404 are laid on the intact foreground floor, parallel to that floor edge. Exactly three loose bricks sit beside the hole. No person over the void, no broken body, no falling props.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story / style-transfer.\nAsset: ONE standalone 404 error-page illustration for an engineering blog. Landscape 3:2 canvas, matching 1536x1024 proportions. Generate one finished scene, never a contact sheet.\nImage roles: reference 1 is the CURRENT 404 artwork, defining the story and required objects. Reference 2 (Oscar office sketch) defines the NEW graphite-pencil medium, positive tones and restrained editorial treatment. References 3 and 4 are exact 3D geometry of LEGO factory hand 983/3820; these are anatomy references, not props in the scene.\nRedraw the story, not the original photographic texture: a lost office minifigure, an office map, a missing rectangular section of studded floor, three loose supported bricks, and a rear instrument console with two tape reels, a large round gauge at ZERO, small displays and switches. Keep a single compact physically coherent LEGO diorama on a finite brick base. All of it is drawn by the same pencil hand with fine graphite contours and subtle crosshatching. Light plastic remains LIGHT, dark hair remains DARK. No negative/inverted image. True transparent alpha outside the diorama, not a checkerboard or solid background. Complete scene, safe outer margins, no clipped props or unrelated detached scraps.\nPalette: neutral black/white/gray graphite with ONLY three muted coral tiles (#B84438) bearing the white digits 4, 0, 4. These three substantial flat LEGO tiles lie in the same floor perspective with direct contact shadows. Digits must read exactly 404 left-to-right. Omit the original PAGE NOT FOUND letter tiles so the website can supply localized text as real HTML. No other words, logos, watermarks, loading icons or captions. A tiny zero on the gauge is allowed.\nAnatomy: one adult-proportioned authentic LEGO Office minifigure, dark molded short combed hair, dark suit, simple factory printed black eyes/eyebrows and modest puzzled mouth. No rounded cartoon cheeks, human anatomy, anime highlights or cute expression. Each arm is ONE rigid molded LEGO arm with its factory fixed elbow. NO deforming elbows or flexible forearms. Each visible hand MUST match reference 3/4: a SHORT SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER, straight barrel wall, flat annular end, two short FLAT-CUT jaw ends; its wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to its gripping bore. Not a flat U/horseshoe, pirate hook, donut, torus, human fingers or forward-facing coaxial robot cuff. Orient the actual part naturally; when forearm points forward, the bore points up and the camera sees an oblique TOP opening and a short solid front wall. Hands may be naturally occluded, never invented gestures. No forced head scratching.\nSupport: every object visibly rests on the same floor or is connected to a real LEGO support. Console has a full foot/brick wall; map is a rigid printed LEGO tile on a visible low lectern with supported base rather than impossible hand gripping. No floating paper, props, tiles, gauges, display screens or pasted graphic icons. Reels are attached on axles. One shared scale, perspective, texture and light. Gauge needle points to zero. Hole is clearly missing floor with dark graphite inner walls, not a random painted rectangle. No motion blur or animation frames. Preserve the dry visual humor of a lost page.\n\nMANDATORY STANDING POSE: BOTH rigid arms DOWN beside the hips, with the actual referenced factory hands visible and separated from head/body. No head scratching or chin touching. Wrist peg points up into sleeve; the open slotted gripper bore is HORIZONTAL front-to-back and perpendicular to wrist. Show barrel depth and short flat-cut jaws. Never a closed tube continuing along the forearm.\n\nCOMPOSITION:\nElevated near-overhead three-quarter composition emphasizing the rectangular missing FLOOR SECTION as the central focal point. The hole occupies the middle of the diorama with visible inner brick edges. One puzzled suited figure stands securely on intact floor behind its left edge, with a small supported map lectern beside him. Rear instrument console is a lower secondary horizontal band, still showing the two reels, gauge at zero and controls. The three coral digit tiles 404 are laid on the intact foreground floor, parallel to that floor edge. Exactly three loose bricks sit beside the hole. No person over the void, no broken body, no falling props."
    },
    {
      "id": "map-and-route",
      "uk": "Карта без маршруту",
      "en": "The map without a route",
      "composition": "The suited office minifigure and a rigid map tile on a small brick-built lectern are the main foreground focal group on the LEFT. Give the map a simple pencil route that visibly ends at an empty square, without written labels or floating symbols. On the RIGHT, a rectangular section is missing from the same studded floor. Behind both groups sits the fully supported instrument console with paired reels and gauge at zero. Three coral 404 tiles occupy the front edge between the map stand and opening. Three loose bricks rest beside the cutout. Elevated frontal three-quarter camera; all components share the same plane and scale. Do not add another character or extra limbs.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story / style-transfer.\nAsset: ONE standalone 404 error-page illustration for an engineering blog. Landscape 3:2 canvas, matching 1536x1024 proportions. Generate one finished scene, never a contact sheet.\nImage roles: reference 1 is the CURRENT 404 artwork, defining the story and required objects. Reference 2 (Oscar office sketch) defines the NEW graphite-pencil medium, positive tones and restrained editorial treatment. References 3 and 4 are exact 3D geometry of LEGO factory hand 983/3820; these are anatomy references, not props in the scene.\nRedraw the story, not the original photographic texture: a lost office minifigure, an office map, a missing rectangular section of studded floor, three loose supported bricks, and a rear instrument console with two tape reels, a large round gauge at ZERO, small displays and switches. Keep a single compact physically coherent LEGO diorama on a finite brick base. All of it is drawn by the same pencil hand with fine graphite contours and subtle crosshatching. Light plastic remains LIGHT, dark hair remains DARK. No negative/inverted image. True transparent alpha outside the diorama, not a checkerboard or solid background. Complete scene, safe outer margins, no clipped props or unrelated detached scraps.\nPalette: neutral black/white/gray graphite with ONLY three muted coral tiles (#B84438) bearing the white digits 4, 0, 4. These three substantial flat LEGO tiles lie in the same floor perspective with direct contact shadows. Digits must read exactly 404 left-to-right. Omit the original PAGE NOT FOUND letter tiles so the website can supply localized text as real HTML. No other words, logos, watermarks, loading icons or captions. A tiny zero on the gauge is allowed.\nAnatomy: one adult-proportioned authentic LEGO Office minifigure, dark molded short combed hair, dark suit, simple factory printed black eyes/eyebrows and modest puzzled mouth. No rounded cartoon cheeks, human anatomy, anime highlights or cute expression. Each arm is ONE rigid molded LEGO arm with its factory fixed elbow. NO deforming elbows or flexible forearms. Each visible hand MUST match reference 3/4: a SHORT SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER, straight barrel wall, flat annular end, two short FLAT-CUT jaw ends; its wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to its gripping bore. Not a flat U/horseshoe, pirate hook, donut, torus, human fingers or forward-facing coaxial robot cuff. Orient the actual part naturally; when forearm points forward, the bore points up and the camera sees an oblique TOP opening and a short solid front wall. Hands may be naturally occluded, never invented gestures. No forced head scratching.\nSupport: every object visibly rests on the same floor or is connected to a real LEGO support. Console has a full foot/brick wall; map is a rigid printed LEGO tile on a visible low lectern with supported base rather than impossible hand gripping. No floating paper, props, tiles, gauges, display screens or pasted graphic icons. Reels are attached on axles. One shared scale, perspective, texture and light. Gauge needle points to zero. Hole is clearly missing floor with dark graphite inner walls, not a random painted rectangle. No motion blur or animation frames. Preserve the dry visual humor of a lost page.\n\nMANDATORY STANDING POSE: BOTH rigid arms DOWN beside the hips, with the actual referenced factory hands visible and separated from head/body. No head scratching or chin touching. Wrist peg points up into sleeve; the open slotted gripper bore is HORIZONTAL front-to-back and perpendicular to wrist. Show barrel depth and short flat-cut jaws. Never a closed tube continuing along the forearm.\n\nCOMPOSITION:\nThe suited office minifigure and a rigid map tile on a small brick-built lectern are the main foreground focal group on the LEFT. Give the map a simple pencil route that visibly ends at an empty square, without written labels or floating symbols. On the RIGHT, a rectangular section is missing from the same studded floor. Behind both groups sits the fully supported instrument console with paired reels and gauge at zero. Three coral 404 tiles occupy the front edge between the map stand and opening. Three loose bricks rest beside the cutout. Elevated frontal three-quarter camera; all components share the same plane and scale. Do not add another character or extra limbs."
    },
    {
      "id": "quiet-negative-space",
      "uk": "Стримана сцена",
      "en": "Quiet negative space",
      "composition": "A refined restrained composition with more transparent breathing room around one compact diorama, while retaining all required elements. Simplify the console into a clean low rear wall with two attached reels, one large clear zero gauge, two small unlit displays and a few switches; do not turn it into a huge noisy machine. One puzzled suited minifigure stands just right of center next to a small supported map lectern. A crisp rectangular missing-floor opening sits lower left of center with three spare bricks resting on the intact floor nearby. Three coral 404 tiles form a low legible row at the front. Slightly elevated frontal camera, quiet graphite linework, tidy silhouette, no vignette or paper background. Generous transparent margins, but the diorama itself remains large and legible.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story / style-transfer.\nAsset: ONE standalone 404 error-page illustration for an engineering blog. Landscape 3:2 canvas, matching 1536x1024 proportions. Generate one finished scene, never a contact sheet.\nImage roles: reference 1 is the CURRENT 404 artwork, defining the story and required objects. Reference 2 (Oscar office sketch) defines the NEW graphite-pencil medium, positive tones and restrained editorial treatment. References 3 and 4 are exact 3D geometry of LEGO factory hand 983/3820; these are anatomy references, not props in the scene.\nRedraw the story, not the original photographic texture: a lost office minifigure, an office map, a missing rectangular section of studded floor, three loose supported bricks, and a rear instrument console with two tape reels, a large round gauge at ZERO, small displays and switches. Keep a single compact physically coherent LEGO diorama on a finite brick base. All of it is drawn by the same pencil hand with fine graphite contours and subtle crosshatching. Light plastic remains LIGHT, dark hair remains DARK. No negative/inverted image. True transparent alpha outside the diorama, not a checkerboard or solid background. Complete scene, safe outer margins, no clipped props or unrelated detached scraps.\nPalette: neutral black/white/gray graphite with ONLY three muted coral tiles (#B84438) bearing the white digits 4, 0, 4. These three substantial flat LEGO tiles lie in the same floor perspective with direct contact shadows. Digits must read exactly 404 left-to-right. Omit the original PAGE NOT FOUND letter tiles so the website can supply localized text as real HTML. No other words, logos, watermarks, loading icons or captions. A tiny zero on the gauge is allowed.\nAnatomy: one adult-proportioned authentic LEGO Office minifigure, dark molded short combed hair, dark suit, simple factory printed black eyes/eyebrows and modest puzzled mouth. No rounded cartoon cheeks, human anatomy, anime highlights or cute expression. Each arm is ONE rigid molded LEGO arm with its factory fixed elbow. NO deforming elbows or flexible forearms. Each visible hand MUST match reference 3/4: a SHORT SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER, straight barrel wall, flat annular end, two short FLAT-CUT jaw ends; its wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to its gripping bore. Not a flat U/horseshoe, pirate hook, donut, torus, human fingers or forward-facing coaxial robot cuff. Orient the actual part naturally; when forearm points forward, the bore points up and the camera sees an oblique TOP opening and a short solid front wall. Hands may be naturally occluded, never invented gestures. No forced head scratching.\nSupport: every object visibly rests on the same floor or is connected to a real LEGO support. Console has a full foot/brick wall; map is a rigid printed LEGO tile on a visible low lectern with supported base rather than impossible hand gripping. No floating paper, props, tiles, gauges, display screens or pasted graphic icons. Reels are attached on axles. One shared scale, perspective, texture and light. Gauge needle points to zero. Hole is clearly missing floor with dark graphite inner walls, not a random painted rectangle. No motion blur or animation frames. Preserve the dry visual humor of a lost page.\n\nMANDATORY STANDING POSE: BOTH rigid arms DOWN beside the hips, with the actual referenced factory hands visible and separated from head/body. No head scratching or chin touching. Wrist peg points up into sleeve; the open slotted gripper bore is HORIZONTAL front-to-back and perpendicular to wrist. Show barrel depth and short flat-cut jaws. Never a closed tube continuing along the forearm.\n\nCOMPOSITION:\nA refined restrained composition with more transparent breathing room around one compact diorama, while retaining all required elements. Simplify the console into a clean low rear wall with two attached reels, one large clear zero gauge, two small unlit displays and a few switches; do not turn it into a huge noisy machine. One puzzled suited minifigure stands just right of center next to a small supported map lectern. A crisp rectangular missing-floor opening sits lower left of center with three spare bricks resting on the intact floor nearby. Three coral 404 tiles form a low legible row at the front. Slightly elevated frontal camera, quiet graphite linework, tidy silhouette, no vignette or paper background. Generous transparent margins, but the diorama itself remains large and legible."
    },
    {
      "id": "opposite-corner",
      "uk": "Погляд з іншого кута",
      "en": "The opposite corner",
      "composition": "View the same complete compact diorama from the front RIGHT corner, at a slightly elevated angle, showing the thick right edge of the base. Put the single lost suited LEGO minifigure toward the right side, both rigid arms relaxed down beside the hips with actual factory clip hands clearly visible, never touching its head. Its supported map lectern sits next to it on the intact floor. Across the back is the attached dual-reel instrument console with a central zero gauge and simple controls. A rectangular missing floor section opens through the left-front half, with three loose supported gray bricks beside it. Three coral flat 404 digit tiles rest along the intact front edge, readable left-to-right from this camera. Leave clean transparent outer margins. Same graphite style and proportions as the other six scenes; no added characters or props.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story / style-transfer.\nAsset: ONE standalone 404 error-page illustration for an engineering blog. Landscape 3:2 canvas, matching 1536x1024 proportions. Generate one finished scene, never a contact sheet.\nImage roles: reference 1 is the CURRENT 404 artwork, defining the story and required objects. Reference 2 (Oscar office sketch) defines the NEW graphite-pencil medium, positive tones and restrained editorial treatment. References 3 and 4 are exact 3D geometry of LEGO factory hand 983/3820; these are anatomy references, not props in the scene.\nRedraw the story, not the original photographic texture: a lost office minifigure, an office map, a missing rectangular section of studded floor, three loose supported bricks, and a rear instrument console with two tape reels, a large round gauge at ZERO, small displays and switches. Keep a single compact physically coherent LEGO diorama on a finite brick base. All of it is drawn by the same pencil hand with fine graphite contours and subtle crosshatching. Light plastic remains LIGHT, dark hair remains DARK. No negative/inverted image. True transparent alpha outside the diorama, not a checkerboard or solid background. Complete scene, safe outer margins, no clipped props or unrelated detached scraps.\nPalette: neutral black/white/gray graphite with ONLY three muted coral tiles (#B84438) bearing the white digits 4, 0, 4. These three substantial flat LEGO tiles lie in the same floor perspective with direct contact shadows. Digits must read exactly 404 left-to-right. Omit the original PAGE NOT FOUND letter tiles so the website can supply localized text as real HTML. No other words, logos, watermarks, loading icons or captions. A tiny zero on the gauge is allowed.\nAnatomy: one adult-proportioned authentic LEGO Office minifigure, dark molded short combed hair, dark suit, simple factory printed black eyes/eyebrows and modest puzzled mouth. No rounded cartoon cheeks, human anatomy, anime highlights or cute expression. Each arm is ONE rigid molded LEGO arm with its factory fixed elbow. NO deforming elbows or flexible forearms. Each visible hand MUST match reference 3/4: a SHORT SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER, straight barrel wall, flat annular end, two short FLAT-CUT jaw ends; its wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to its gripping bore. Not a flat U/horseshoe, pirate hook, donut, torus, human fingers or forward-facing coaxial robot cuff. Orient the actual part naturally; when forearm points forward, the bore points up and the camera sees an oblique TOP opening and a short solid front wall. Hands may be naturally occluded, never invented gestures. No forced head scratching.\nSupport: every object visibly rests on the same floor or is connected to a real LEGO support. Console has a full foot/brick wall; map is a rigid printed LEGO tile on a visible low lectern with supported base rather than impossible hand gripping. No floating paper, props, tiles, gauges, display screens or pasted graphic icons. Reels are attached on axles. One shared scale, perspective, texture and light. Gauge needle points to zero. Hole is clearly missing floor with dark graphite inner walls, not a random painted rectangle. No motion blur or animation frames. Preserve the dry visual humor of a lost page.\n\nMANDATORY STANDING POSE: BOTH rigid arms DOWN beside the hips, with the actual referenced factory hands visible and separated from head/body. No head scratching or chin touching. Wrist peg points up into sleeve; the open slotted gripper bore is HORIZONTAL front-to-back and perpendicular to wrist. Show barrel depth and short flat-cut jaws. Never a closed tube continuing along the forearm.\n\nCOMPOSITION:\nView the same complete compact diorama from the front RIGHT corner, at a slightly elevated angle, showing the thick right edge of the base. Put the single lost suited LEGO minifigure toward the right side, both rigid arms relaxed down beside the hips with actual factory clip hands clearly visible, never touching its head. Its supported map lectern sits next to it on the intact floor. Across the back is the attached dual-reel instrument console with a central zero gauge and simple controls. A rectangular missing floor section opens through the left-front half, with three loose supported gray bricks beside it. Three coral flat 404 digit tiles rest along the intact front edge, readable left-to-right from this camera. Leave clean transparent outer margins. Same graphite style and proportions as the other six scenes; no added characters or props."
    }
  ],
  "handCorrection": {
    "prompt": "Use case: precise-object-edit. Correct the anatomy in IMAGE 1. IMAGES 2 and 3 show the exact genuine LEGO minifigure hand part 983/3820 in 3D; reproduce that manufactured part, not a stylized C shape.\nCRITICAL REQUIRED CHANGE: remove the raised head-scratching/chin-touching pose entirely. Reposition BOTH original rigid arms into the ordinary relaxed factory LEGO pose DOWN AT THE SIDES. Each arm remains one solid molded arm with its original fixed elbow; rotate the complete rigid arm only at the shoulder. Keep a small visible gap between the hands and the head/body. BOTH hands must be clearly visible beside the hips, not hidden and not touching the face.\nBUILD THE TWO HANDS FROM THE ACTUAL REFERENCE PART: one short slotted cylindrical gripper with straight barrel sidewall, flat annular end faces and a real open longitudinal slot through its side, with two short FLAT CUT jaw tips. Its tiny wrist peg goes UP into the sleeve when the arm hangs down. The wrist stem attaches to the SIDE WALL of the gripping cylinder, so the wrist/forearm axis is VERTICAL while the gripping BORE axis is roughly front-to-back HORIZONTAL: a right-angle T connection. Show real barrel DEPTH and the open slot, at the scene's oblique camera angle. Orient each slot down/outward, with an anatomically ordinary toy pose and cuffs smaller than the sleeves. Compare both shape AND angle to images 2–3. A plain closed tube continuing along the forearm is wrong; a rounded donut, flat horseshoe magnet or long pirate hook is wrong. NO fingers, thumbs, knuckles, human palms, curved fleshy parts or separate bent elbow. Do not keep the old malformed raised hand as a starting shape. Remove it fully and restore the small background/hair area it previously covered.\nLOCK THE REST: preserve the exact minifigure face, hair, suit, legs, camera, image dimensions 1536x1024, perspective, instrument console with attached reels and gauge at zero, map on supported lectern, rectangular missing floor, three loose supported bricks, coral 404 tiles and their exact readable digits. Do not move, resize or crop any prop. Neutral graphite pencil throughout, same restrained original texture. Preserve genuine transparent alpha outside the fixed diorama and keep natural positive light/dark values. NO background rectangle, checkerboard, vignette, floating fragments, added color, lettering or animation. Return ONE corrected standalone image, not a contact sheet or anatomy diagram.",
    "references": [
      "docs/image-loaders/references/lego-hand-983-3d-front.png",
      "docs/image-loaders/references/lego-hand-983-3d-side.png"
    ],
    "pose": "Both rigid arms relaxed down, hands beside hips, wrist peg perpendicular to gripper bore. No hand touches head or chin."
  },
  "buttonCorrectionReferences": [
    "assets/404-redesign/map-and-route.webp",
    "docs/404-redesign/references/coral-button.png"
  ],
  "pairedButtonCorrection": {
    "scene": "quiet-negative-space",
    "requirement": "Both physical raised buttons must exist in the base raster: gray left, coral right. Match perspective, bevel, depth and contact shadow. Animate light only inside their visible front faces; never illuminate an empty wall.",
    "prompt": "Add only the missing molded gray pushbutton immediately left of the red pushbutton. Preserve exact scene composition, 1536x1024 canvas, alpha, minifigure hands, map, reels and coral 404 tiles."
  }
}