h3-character-intro-motion-card

H3 Character Intro Motion Card

Build a reusable 15-second premium action-game hero reveal from explicit text parameters and one carefully structured character concept board.

Route the Request

• Read references/style-blueprint.md before drafting; it includes the full 13-cut template and the required reference-sheet style.
• For prompt writing or refinement, return text only and use $h3-prompt-writing.
• Invoke $h3-video-generation only when the user explicitly asks to render.
• A supplied character sheet is the sole authority for identity, proportions, outfit, materials, colors, and rendering style. Use native Ref2VA for the true reference render and bind that sheet as <Picture 1>. A no-reference T2VA render remains an original style preview.
• If the user lacks a character sheet and asks to create one, first produce the landscape concept-board prompt in the reference file, generate or approve that still image, then use it as the sole H3 character authority.

Parameter Contract

Collect or infer CHARACTER_NAME, STATUS_TEXT_1, STATUS_TEXT_2, INTERSTITIAL_TEXT_1, INTERSTITIAL_TEXT_2, INTERSTITIAL_TEXT_3, SUBTITLE, and optional PROJECT_TEXT. Preserve user-provided strings exactly and add no other prominent readable words.

Reference-Sheet Lock

• Use one warm off-white 16:9 editorial concept board.
• Place a large full-body neutral hero at center-left, four orthographic turnarounds across the upper-right, three silhouette/readability studies at mid-left, seated and action poses at mid-right, five face-expression studies along the lower-left, and cropped material/accessory details along the lower edge.
• Keep the board airy and premium: fine black serif display type, tiny handwritten-style annotations, thin rules, muted beige paper, and the character's restrained accent palette.
• Every inset must depict the same adult original character, identical face, body proportions, hairstyle, outfit topology, accessories, materials, and palette. No alternate costumes or inconsistent anatomy.
• Annotations are layout texture rather than required readable copy. The H3 render must not derive new costume pieces from them.