البرومبت المستخدم
هذا هو البرومبت الكامل الذي سنستخدمه مع صورة مرجعية واحدة للواجهة النهائية. تثبت الكاميرا على نفس زاوية الصورة مع اقتراب بطيء جداً، ويبقى المبنى والشارع والرصيف كما هي. في الثانية والنصف الأولى يظهر المدخل فارغاً، ثم تطير عناصر الواجهة إلى أماكنها بالترتيب: إطارات الأبواب والنوافذ، ثم الزجاج، ثم الإضاءة، ثم النباتات والمزهريات، مع أصوات طقطقة وحفيف واقعية. وفي الثانيتين الأخيرتين تثبت اللقطة على الواجهة مكتملةً ومطابقةً للصورة.
Create an exactly 10-second photorealistic cinematic animation in which the storefront or business entrance gradually assembles itself, element by element, until it matches the provided image exactly. CAMERA AND ENVIRONMENT Maintain the exact camera angle, perspective, composition, and framing of the reference image. Camera remains stable with a very subtle, slow cinematic push-in. Preserve the surrounding building, street, pavement, neighboring structures, and background. Only the storefront or entrance area undergoes construction. Do not redesign, replace, or modify the surrounding environment. ANIMATION SEQUENCE 0–1.5 SECONDS — EMPTY STOREFRONT Show the same building and environment, but with the storefront’s removable decorative and commercial elements absent. The ground-floor entrance appears bare, with plain walls and empty openings. Maintain the original building structure, proportions, and perspective. 1.5–8.5 SECONDS — ELEMENT-BY-ELEMENT ASSEMBLY The storefront gradually builds itself through a satisfying, realistic fly-in assembly sequence. Each visible component from the reference image flies smoothly into position from outside the frame or nearby space, aligns precisely, and clicks into place. Assemble the storefront in this order: Door and window frames fly into position and lock into place. Glass panels slide smoothly into their frames. Awnings, canopies, and exterior decorative structures assemble. The business sign flies into place, with its original lettering appearing and illuminating if applicable. Exterior lamps and lighting fixtures attach to their exact positions. Planters and plants arrive and settle naturally. Tables, chairs, and other visible storefront accessories move into their final positions. Use only elements that actually exist in the provided reference image. If an element is absent, skip it. Every component must maintain its exact original appearance, color, material, proportions, and placement. Movements should feel physically realistic, with satisfying mechanical precision. 8.5–10 SECONDS — FINAL REVEAL All components are fully assembled. The completed storefront must match the provided reference image exactly. Preserve: Original business name and sign lettering. Exact architectural design and storefront layout. Original colors, materials, and textures. Door and window positions. Lighting, decorations, plants, and furniture. Surrounding buildings, pavement, and background details. Exact proportions, perspective, and visual identity. Hold on the completed storefront for the final moment. STRICT REFERENCE LOCK The provided image is the final destination, not inspiration. Do not invent additional storefront elements, decorations, furniture, signage, or architectural features. Do not change the business name, logos, typography, or colors. Do not add people, vehicles, or unrelated objects that are absent from the reference. No morphing, melting, stretching, shape-shifting, or magical transformations. Every object must physically fly, slide, or move into its final position. No camera cuts, sudden zooms, or changes in perspective. SOUND DESIGN Smooth whooshes as components fly into place. Crisp mechanical clicks as frames and panels lock together. Soft, realistic thuds as heavier objects settle. Subtle electrical hum when illuminated signs switch on. Natural ambient environmental sound. No background music. No narration. FINAL FRAME REQUIREMENT At exactly 10 seconds, the completed storefront must visually match the supplied reference image as closely as possible, with every original detail preserved.