h3-surreal-miniature-absurdism

H3 Surreal Miniature Absurdism

Create an original impossible situation with internally consistent scale, physics, and comic escalation. Never copy a celebrity, named meme, or source scene.

Route the Request

• For prompt writing or refinement, return text only.
• Only when the user explicitly asks to generate or render, compose the prompt and invoke $h3-video-generation.
• Use $h3-prompt-writing for H3 field order, timestamps, audio, and dialogue syntax.
• Read references/style-blueprint.md before drafting.

Direct the Gag

1. Define the normal material world first: surface, liquid, glass, metal, food, room light, and camera scale.
2. State the impossible subject literally, including its exact size and what it is not. Keep its anatomy stable.
3. Use one readable three-beat escalation: calm setup, physical disruption, payoff or reveal.
4. Describe contact physics: displacement, compression, dripping, drag, weight, collision, and reaction.
5. Keep the camera near the smallest subject until the reveal. Prefer one continuous macro tracking move over unrelated cuts.
6. Give each speaking subject a stable ID and one short line only. Use non_diegetic_music: N/A unless music is essential.
7. End immediately after the visual payoff. Exclude subtitles, logos, watermarks, and extra text.

Mode and Render Rules

• Use T2VA by default. Use I2VA only when the supplied first frame already establishes the scale relationship.
• For independent identity, creature, and setting references, use native Ref2VA, pass the ordered files under reference_images or reference_videos, and name every <Picture N> or <Video N> role in the prompt.
• Keep one real render to 4–15 seconds. Default to 10 seconds for a complete gag.
• If resolution is unspecified, use 864x480; 960x544 is allowed when requested. If the user explicitly asks for 768p, use 1344x768 and never downgrade it.
• Avoid real-person likenesses unless the user has supplied an authorized reference and the active workflow supports it.