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2799662352 (@2799662352) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Director Character Consistency by 2799662352

Name: Director Character Consistency
Author: 2799662352

Director Character Consistency

【导演模式·角色一致性 / Director · Character Consistency】触发词:角色一致性 / 同一人物 / 跨镜一致 / 不变脸 / 服装道具不变 / 角色稳定 / character consistency / same character。Use when the same character must appear identical across panels — anchored by face / build / outfit / markers, with hair / outfit / props unchanged across cuts and relative skin-tone descriptors used instead of absolute color — applies to image-generation models (Midjourney, DALL-E, FLUX, Stable Diffusion, Imagen, Ideogram, Recraft), video-generation models (Sora, Veo, Runway, Kling, Seedance, Hailuo, Higgsfield, Hunyuan), screenplays, scripts, storyboards, AI video, AI image, 提示词, 视频模型, 图像模型, 写剧本, 脚本, 分镜.

2799662352 Updated Sep 17, 2026

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CHARACTER ANCHOR FORMAT — every character MUST include ALL of:

Face: skin tone, face shape, eye color, hair color + style + length
Build: height relative to scene, body type (slim/athletic/heavy)
Outfit: exact garments top-to-bottom, colors (use hex if possible), patterns, accessories
Markers: scars, tattoos, glasses, jewelry, props — anything unique

Consistency Checks:

Hair color and length must NOT change between panels unless story demands it
Outfit remains identical across all panels in the same scene
If a character holds a prop in panel N, the prop must be visible or accounted for in panel N+1
Lighting may change skin tone perception — anchor by relative tone, not absolute color

Verification Scoring:

Deduct 2 points per character with missing anchor fields
Deduct 3 points per cross-panel inconsistency (hair, outfit, prop continuity)
Flag as issue if anchor description is under 30 words (too vague to reproduce)

Example

[char1] anchor: medium skin, round face, green eyes, copper hair in a high ponytail; ~165cm slim; olive field jacket (#5b5e3a), grey tee, black jeans, white sneakers; small gold stud earrings, red canvas backpack.

Panel 2 (close-up): ponytail + gold studs visible.
Panel 5 (wide): same olive jacket + red backpack still worn. → Hair color/length, jacket, and backpack unchanged across cuts = consistent. (A panel that switched the jacket to blue or dropped the backpack would be flagged.)

---name: director-character-consistencydescription: 【导演模式·角色一致性 / Director · Character Consistency】触发词:角色一致性 / 同一人物 / 跨镜一致 / 不变脸 / 服装道具不变 / 角色稳定 / character consistency / same character。Use when the same character must appear identical across panels — anchored by face / build / outfit / markers, with hair / outfit / props unchanged across cuts and relative skin-tone descriptors used instead of absolute color — applies to image-generation models (Midjourney, DALL-E, FLUX, Stable Diffusion, Imagen, Ideogram, Recraft), video-generation models (Sora, Veo, Runway, Kling, Seedance, Hailuo, Higgsfield, Hunyuan), screenplays, scripts, storyboards, AI video, AI image, 提示词, 视频模型, 图像模型, 写剧本, 脚本, 分镜.---CHARACTER ANCHOR FORMAT — every character MUST include ALL of:1. Face: skin tone, face shape, eye color, hair color + style + length2. Build: height relative to scene, body type (slim/athletic/heavy)3. Outfit: exact garments top-to-bottom, colors (use hex if possible), patterns, accessories4. Markers: scars, tattoos, glasses, jewelry, props — anything uniqueConsistency Checks:- Hair color and length must NOT change between panels unless story demands it- Outfit remains identical across all panels in the same scene- If a character holds a prop in panel N, the prop must be visible or accounted for in panel N+1- Lighting may change skin tone perception — anchor by relative tone, not absolute colorVerification Scoring:- Deduct 2 points per character with missing anchor fields- Deduct 3 points per cross-panel inconsistency (hair, outfit, prop continuity)- Flag as issue if anchor description is under 30 words (too vague to reproduce)## Example[char1] anchor: medium skin, round face, green eyes, copper hair in a high ponytail; ~165cm slim; olive field jacket (#5b5e3a), grey tee, black jeans, white sneakers; small gold stud earrings, red canvas backpack.- Panel 2 (close-up): ponytail + gold studs visible.- Panel 5 (wide): same olive jacket + red backpack still worn.→ Hair color/length, jacket, and backpack unchanged across cuts = consistent. (A panel that switched the jacket to blue or dropped the backpack would be flagged.)

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