How do I use the Rotating Room View Contact Sheet template?
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Generates a multi-angle contact sheet of the same illustrated room from a single reference image, useful for environment turnaround studies.

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Using the provided reference image as the exact room base, generate a contact-sheet collage showing {argument name="number of views" default="10"} different camera viewpoints of the same self-defense classroom, as if the camera is rotating around the room. Preserve the room identity, furniture, wall poster text, training mats, punching bag, shelves, window, doors, shrine shelf, lighting, colors, and anime background style. Do not add people or new objects. Layout: Arrange the views in a vertical collage with {argument name="collage layout" default="2 columns and 5 rows"}. Each panel should be a wide interior shot, with consistent perspective and lighting, showing different angles of the same space rather than different rooms. Camera variation: Rotate the viewpoint around the room in small increments, including views facing the window, doors, poster wall, equipment shelves, punching bag, and mat area. Keep the geometry believable and maintain continuity between panels. Style constraints: Match the clean illustrated anime interior look of the reference, with soft sunlight through the window, fluorescent ceiling lights, polished blue-and-cream mats, warm wooden wall paneling, and no text overlays outside the poster already in the room.
Using the provided reference image as the exact room base, generate a contact-sheet collage showing {argument name="number of views" default="10"} different camera viewpoints of the same self-defense classroom, as if the camera is rotating around the room. Preserve the room identity, furniture, wall poster text, training mats, punching bag, shelves, window, doors, shrine shelf, lighting, colors, and anime background style. Do not add people or new objects. Layout: Arrange the views in a vertical collage with {argument name="collage layout" default="2 columns and 5 rows"}. Each panel should be a wide interior shot, with consistent perspective and lighting, showing different angles of the same space rather than different rooms. Camera variation: Rotate the viewpoint around the room in small increments, including views facing the window, doors, poster wall, equipment shelves, punching bag, and mat area. Keep the geometry believable and maintain continuity between panels. Style constraints: Match the clean illustrated anime interior look of the reference, with soft sunlight through the window, fluorescent ceiling lights, polished blue-and-cream mats, warm wooden wall paneling, and no text overlays outside the poster already in the room.
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