Drama Asset Factory
Turn a single script into complete character, scene, and prop prompts.
Drama Asset Factory
Turn a single script into complete character, scene, and prop prompts.
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Description
Finished your script, but still wondering what the characters look like, how to draw the scenes, and how to design the props? Hand your script over to the Drama Asset Factory. Based on your chosen genre and art style, it organizes characters, scenes, weapons, and props, outputting ready-to-copy Chinese drawing prompts. Characters: Full-body on a white background, standing facing the camera, with detailed facial features, hairstyles, clothing, and footwear to make each character distinct. You can modify them as needed, and once the character is set, generate a three-view reference sheet. Includes three-view prompt templates: full-body three-view plus a facial close-up (the leftmost third features an oversized head close-up, while the right two-thirds show front, side, and rear views), on a pure white background. Scenes: Five perspectives per scene, covering different angles and shot sizes, all empty shots with no people, maintaining a consistent spatial layout. Weapons and props: Independent display on a white background, detailing shape, structure, material, and wear and tear. Supports genres such as urban high-martial arts, fantasy xianxia, historical wuxia, modern romance, suspense, doomsday, and sci-fi; and styles like 2D animation, Chinese national style, cel shading, watercolor, 3D animation, or realistic live-action. Each prompt is at least 500 characters, with long scripts supporting batch delivery and continuation. Ideal for short drama and motion comic creators building visual asset prompt libraries. This Skill delivers Chinese drawing prompts, does not directly generate images, and does not rewrite scripts.
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Why we love this skill
Systematically breaks down a drama script into ready-to-use Chinese drawing prompts for characters, scenes, and props, ensuring appearance consistency, worldview coherence, and visual continuity across your project.
Best for
Best for short drama and comic creators and visual asset teams looking to build a unified drawing prompt library for scripts.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide the full script or designated chapters, along with the genre, visual style, era worldview, aspect ratio, and any other requirements.
Run the Skill
The tool extracts the characters, scenes, weapons, and props appearing in the script, and writes uniformly styled Chinese drawing prompts for each type of asset.
Review your result
Receive copy-ready Chinese drawing prompts and asset inventories covering character designs, multi-angle empty scene shots, and weapon/prop displays. It does not directly generate images or rewrite scripts.
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Information
- Version
- v6
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Images & design
- What you get
- Prompt
