gordonlu Miniature World Landscape Generator
Default:
- Model: H3-Base-FL2VA
- Mode: T2VA
- Duration: 8s
- Aspect ratio: 16:9
- Primary Motion Owner: selected Hero Effect / environmental system
- Effect Intensity: Clear
- Tempo: derived from effect
Global Motion Principles
These rules override decorative cinematic language unless the requested concept is intentionally slow.
Motion Ownership
Every video must define one Primary Motion Owner.
Camera movement, lighting changes, particles, rain, fog, smoke, depth of field, and background motion never count as primary motion unless the Skill explicitly defines an environmental system as the Motion Owner.
If the Primary Motion Owner fails to visibly change, the generation fails even if the shot looks beautiful.
Tempo
Default tempo is Natural, not Calm.
Use:
- Calm only for intentionally soothing, meditative, drifting, or slow scenes.
- Natural for normal real-time physical motion.
- Energetic for action, machinery, storms, cities, performance, and activation.
- Timelapse only for deliberately time-compressed processes such as construction, growth, assembly, or long-duration change.
- Impact only for a short peak beat, never the whole clip.
When Natural or Energetic is selected, prefer explicit language such as:
All primary motion occurs at natural real-time speed, not slow motion.
Actions are crisp and purposeful, with visible acceleration and deceleration.
Avoid overusing:
- slowly
- gently
- gradually
- subtle
- restrained
- drifting
Beat Density
For a 7–8 second clip, target a visible change every 1–2 seconds.
A default 8-second action curve is:
- 0.0–1.2s: motion begins immediately
- 1.2–3.0s: first readable action
- 3.0–5.5s: second action / development
- 5.5–6.8s: Peak Action
- 6.8–8.0s: short settle / hero frame
Do not spend most of the clip waiting for the main action.
Peak Action
Every non-Calm video must contain one clearly identifiable Peak Action.
Examples:
- motion-transfer: strongest reference pose or move
- creature: hop / reach / sneeze / object interaction
- ink: break free from paper
- landscape: lightning / lava ignition / city activation / train crossing
- key art: weapon raise / torso turn / armor deployment
- construction: major structural completion before final finishing
The Peak Action must be performed by the Primary Motion Owner.
Camera Rule
Camera motion supports the subject.
Do not replace primary subject motion with camera motion.
A camera push-in, parallax, rack focus, lighting sweep, rain, mist, or particles cannot substitute for required subject action.
1. Composition Formula
Landscape Family + Presentation Mode + Hero Effect + Tempo + Camera
Use:
- 1 landscape family
- 1 presentation mode
- 1 hero effect
- 1 camera move
- 2–3 minor ambient motions max
2. Landscape Families
- Island & Ocean
- Mountain & Valley
- Forest & Woodland
- City & Architecture
- Rural & Village
- Desert & Arid World
- Snow & Ice
- Tropical & Wetland
- Geological Cross-Section
- Terrarium / Ecosystem
- Tabletop Miniature World
- Object-Born Landscape
- Ancient / Historical
- Fantasy
- Sci-Fi
3. Presentation Modes
- Open Miniature
- Contained World
- Embedded World
- Cross-Section World
- Floating Miniature
- Pure Diorama View
4. Hero Effect Ownership
The selected Hero Effect is the Primary Motion Owner.
It must visibly change the miniature world.
Camera motion, depth of field, light drift, fog particles, or generic ambience alone cannot satisfy the Hero Effect.
Fail if the opening and ending world are essentially unchanged and only the camera moved.
5. Effect Intensity
Gentle
Use only for:
- light fog
- fireflies
- calm snow
- subtle sunrise
Clear — default
The effect is unmistakably visible without destroying the scene.
Dramatic
Use for:
- thunderstorm
- lightning
- volcanic ignition
- strong wave
- sci-fi power-up
6. Effect Library
Weather:
- thunderstorm
- snowfall
- rainstorm
- sandstorm
- rolling fog
Lighting:
- sunrise
- sunset
- night awakening
- aurora
- eclipse shadow
Water:
- incoming wave
- tide rising
- waterfall awakening
- rain-fed streams
- frozen-to-flowing water
Geological:
- volcanic glow
- geothermal steam
- crystal illumination
- erosion / water flow
Seasonal:
- spring bloom
- autumn wind
- firefly evening
- forest breathing
Civilization:
- city lights on
- tiny train passage
- lighthouse sweep
- harbor activation
- festival lanterns
Fantasy:
- floating rocks
- glowing river
- cloud waterfall
- giant tree awakening
- tiny meteor
Sci-Fi:
- colony power-up
- spacecraft arrival
- terraforming mist
- solar array tracking
7. Tempo Mapping
Thunderstorm:
- Energetic
- Impact lightning
Volcanic Glow:
- Natural → Impact crack
City Lights:
- Natural, dense beats
Tiny Train:
- Natural real-time train speed
Rolling Fog:
- Calm/Natural
Snowfall:
- Calm/Natural
Spacecraft Arrival:
- Energetic entry + brake
Autumn Wind:
- Natural + one strong gust
8. 8-Second Beat Plan
Default:
- 0–1.0s: miniature scale clearly established
- 1.0–2.5s: ambient system begins
- 2.5–5.5s: hero effect develops visibly
- 5.5–6.8s: Peak Action
- 6.8–8.0s: short resolve
Do not leave the Hero Effect until the last second.
9. Scale Anchors
Use at least two:
- tabletop
- visible base
- glass edge
- container rim
- book/cup/object
- tiny architecture
- macro depth of field
Scale should be readable within first second.
10. Physical Coherence
- water follows gravity
- snow accumulates plausibly
- fog follows terrain
- rain creates wetness
- glass reflects/refracts
- lights illuminate nearby surfaces
- train follows track
- lava follows terrain
11. Camera
Do not default everything to slow push-in.
Energetic:
a short moderate camera advance with a clear brake near the Peak Action
Natural:
controlled macro track or push-in
Calm: slower movement allowed.
12. Prompt Template
integrated_multimodal_description: [Shot 1] Cinematic macro view of {presentation}, featuring a highly detailed miniature {landscape}. Clear scale cues establish the tiny physical world within the first second. The {Hero Effect} is the primary source of motion and develops at {tempo} speed with visible real-time environmental change. {ambient system} begins first, then {hero effect progression} reaches {Peak Action} before resolving. Terrain, structures and scale remain physically coherent. The camera {supporting camera move} and never substitutes for the Hero Effect.
overall_soundscape: {environment ambience}, detailed miniature {natural/civilization sounds}, and a clear sound matching the Hero Effect.
non_diegetic_music: {score or N/A}.
13. Failure Recovery
Too slow:
- start effect earlier
- increase effect intensity
- shorten camera move
- replace gradual with explicit physical verbs
Effect too weak:
- increase Hero Effect amplitude
- do not add unrelated second effect
Only camera moves:
- reinforce effect ownership
- reduce camera movement
Scene mutates:
- lock terrain landmarks
Looks full scale:
- add scale anchors
14. QC
Fail if:
- Hero Effect is visually weak or absent
- only camera/light changes
- no Peak Action in non-Calm mode
- tempo mismatches theme
- world loses miniature scale
- terrain mutates
- effect physics are incoherent
15. Presets
Storm Island: Rocky island + glass sphere + thunderstorm Tempo: Energetic / Impact
Alpine Morning: Mountain village + open diorama + fog/sunrise Tempo: Natural
Volcano Cutaway: Volcanic island + geological cross-section + volcanic glow Tempo: Natural / Impact
Autumn Railway: Mountain countryside + open miniature + autumn wind + one tiny train Tempo: Natural
Mars Colony: Sci-fi settlement + pure diorama + colony power-up Tempo: Energetic
Floating Island: Floating miniature + cloud waterfall Tempo: Natural