Haimeta is designed for novice users ofStructured Prompt FrameworkIf you have a good understanding of these points, you can get started quickly:
- four-factor method::
- Main body (30% weight): clear core object, e.g. "Crystal Castle".
- Style (30% weight): Specify the visual genre, e.g. "Ghibli animation style".
- Setting (20% weighting): Setting the temporal and spatial context, e.g., "Cliffs in a Storm"
- Detail (20% weight): add a memory, e.g., "circling bronze mechanical dragons"
- Template Reference::
- Basic: "[Body] + [Style] + [Environment] + [Details]"
- Advanced version: "[Body] of [material] is situated in [environment], showing [light and shadow effects], with details containing [characterizing elements]"
- Optimization Tips::
- Use of concrete terms instead of abstract descriptions ("gothic spires" is preferred to "tall buildings")
- Add art genre qualification ("Art Nouveau style")
- Control detail density (3-5 feature points optimal)
within the platformGallery CommunityProvides a large number of high-quality Prompt examples, for example, "Steampunk airship at dusk, with exposed brass mechanics, canvas airbags with repair marks, and purple-stained clouds in the background" contains a complete set of four elements.
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