How do I use the Book Scene Transformation Prompt template?
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A detailed, multi-step prompt designed for image generation models like Nano Banana Pro, focusing on transforming the text of an open book into a 3D scene described by the words. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.

An open book lying on a desk where the text physically rises from the page to form the scene described. Input Variable: {argument name="book genre" default="Sci-Fi"} Logic Steps: 1. The Paper: Determine age and quality. (Crisp white for Sci-Fi, yellowed crumbling edges for Horror, vellum for Fantasy). 2. The Typography: The letters themselves unglue from the page and stack to form the 3D structures. Examples: The word "Castle" forms the bricks of a fortress. "Forest" forms the trunks of trees. 3. The Atmosphere: Mist or light spilling out from between the pages. 4. The Desk: The surrounding surface matches the likely reader (Mahogany desk for Sherlock Holmes, metal grate for Cyberpunk). Output Rules: 45-degree angle looking down, focus on the paper texture and text transformation.
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