Pasta Maker Evolution Sprite Sheet
Creates a 12-stage isometric pasta-making object evolution sheet for casual merge game assets.

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Goal: Create an isometric object evolution sprite sheet for a Merge 2 cooking game, showing a progression from a simple rolling pin to advanced pasta-making machines. Canvas: 4:3 horizontal canvas, light neutral gray background, no borders, no text, no watermark. Arrange the sprites in a clean 3-row by 4-column grid with generous spacing and soft shadows under each object. Visual style: Polished mobile game asset style, semi-realistic cartoon rendering, isometric three-quarter view, crisp outlines, warm highlights, detailed materials, consistent scale, clean cutout sprites suitable for a casual merge game inventory. Subject details: Show exactly 12 discrete evolution stages, left to right and top to bottom: 1. A simple wooden rolling pin with rounded handles. 2. A wooden rolling pin beside one smooth ball of pale dough. 3. A wooden rolling pin on a rectangular wooden board flattening a sheet of dough. 4. A small wooden manual pasta roller with two shiny metal rollers, crank handle, and one flat sheet of pasta feeding out. 5. A compact gray metal manual pasta cutter with crank handle, producing flat ribbon noodles. 6. A teal-blue manual noodle cutter with silver rollers and crank handle, producing curly spaghetti-like strands. 7. A cream-and-teal electric stand pasta extruder with a metal mixing bowl, extruding short strands into the bowl. 8. A cream-and-teal countertop electric pasta extruder with transparent top lid, round front nozzle, side button, and spaghetti strands coming out. 9. A beige electric pasta sheet roller with silver top rollers, front noodle sheet output, side dial, plus two small removable cutter attachments placed beside it. 10. A heavy polished silver manual pasta machine with broad rollers, crank handle, black knob, and multiple flat noodle ribbons exiting the front. 11. A modern stainless-steel automatic pasta maker with dark side panels, transparent lid, small blue digital display, control buttons, front extrusion nozzle, and several noodle strands coming out. 12. A premium black-and-gold luxury automatic pasta machine with transparent lid, crown emblem on the front panel, glowing controls, gold trim, and thick flat noodles flowing from the front. Constraints: Keep all objects isolated as individual sprites, maintain the same isometric perspective and lighting across all 12 stages, emphasize the visual upgrade path, and avoid adding labels, arrows, hands, people, or kitchen backgrounds.
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