Degree Forest World Panorama Grid
A sophisticated prompt for generating a 12-panel equirectangular panorama of a continuous forest world with cinematic realism and global consistency.

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{argument name="grid layout" default="12-panel grid (4x3)"}, each panel is an independent FULL equirectangular 360° panorama of the SAME continuous {argument name="environment" default="forest world"} each panel = complete spherical environment (360° horizontal, 180° vertical) true equirectangular projection with natural distortion: stretched edges, curved horizon, vertical compression toward zenith and nadir STRICT global consistency across panels: same forest biome, same architectural language, same materials, same lighting logic, same scale, same color palette, no visual drift cinematic photorealism, live-action quality, physically accurate rendering natural light behavior, realistic exposure, subtle lens response, filmic dynamic range ultra-detailed environment, grounded material response (wood, moss, fabric, stone), believable imperfections, micro-detail variation massive forest environment with large-scale vertical structures integrated into trees multi-layered platforms, bridges, embedded interiors, organic construction logic lighting: motivated light sources only (lanterns, windows, bioluminescence) soft volumetric fog interacting with light beams physically correct falloff, no overglow, no artificial bloom balanced contrast, filmic highlights, deep but readable shadows atmosphere: dense air perspective, layered depth, subtle particle presence natural haze, humidity, soft diffusion CAMERA (IMPORTANT): each panel = fixed central capture point of a spherical camera true 360° capture, no framing, no composition bias, no cropped view but with subtle real-world camera characteristics: slight lens softness toward edges, mild exposure adaptation, natural highlight rolloff each panel represents a different location within the SAME world: canopy height, mid-bridge level, interior spaces, vertical clearings, forest floor transitions continuous spatial logic between panels viewer always positioned at the center of the environment environment fully resolved in ALL directions: above (canopy, sky gaps, light sources) and below (structures, roots, depth layers) COLOR: {argument name="color scheme" default="deep indigo night base, warm amber practical lights, restrained violet accents"} cinematic color grading, natural color separation, no oversaturation STYLE: cinematic spherical realism, VR-ready environment, physically coherent world high-end film production quality, not stylized, not game-like no labels, no text, no numbers
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| If the result… | Why | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| The result drifts from the preview | Too many fields changed at once. | Reuse 360-Degree Forest World Panorama Grid as-is first, then change one group — subject, light, or setting. |
| The model over-stylizes the scene | The prose prompt leaves finish and camera underspecified. | Add one camera or lighting sentence and stay on GPT Image 2. |
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