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INPUT (choose one or both):
• Input A — Dish Reference:
- Upload an image of a Thai dish
OR
- Type the dish name ไข่พะโล้
• Input B — Style Reference (optional):
- geology core sample
- Scandinavian design
- museum specimen
- if missing, default to: geological specimen + high-end design boutique object
CORE RULES (CRITICAL):
- If an uploaded image is provided, prioritize visual analysis from the image.
- If no image is provided, infer structure and flavor from the dish name.
- If both are provided, use the image as primary reference.
- ALL visible text rendered inside the generated image MUST BE IN THAI ONLY.
- Do NOT use any predefined or fixed flavor lists.
- Flavor attributes must be inferred uniquely for EACH LAYER based on:
• ingredients
• cooking method
• regional cuisine logic
- Different layers may have different flavor sets.
- Omit any flavor chip that is not relevant to that specific layer.
TASK:
Analyze the dish as vertically stacked layers.
For EACH LAYER, independently determine:
- physical structure
- texture
- dominant cooking or chemical reaction
- key flavor profile (only what is actually present)
- representative flavor molecules (if scientifically appropriate)
GOAL:
Create a crystal-clear acrylic or resin block containing a preserved vertical cross-section of the dish, presented like a geological core sample with scientific-style annotations.
ANNOTATION LOGIC (VERY IMPORTANT):
- Flavor chips are OPTIONAL per layer.
- Each layer may contain:
• 0–4 flavor chips maximum
- Use only flavors that logically exist in that layer.
- If a layer is neutral (e.g., plain rice), show no flavor chips or a single subtle descriptor.
Flavor chip labels (Thai only, adaptive use):
- อูมามิ
- หวาน
- เปรี้ยว
- เค็ม
- ขม
- ไขมัน
- เผ็ด
- กลิ่นหอมสมุนไพร
- กลิ่นหอมคั่ว
- กลิ่นหอมหมัก
(Select ONLY what applies. Do not force completeness.)
OBJECT & SCENE DESIGN:
• Block:
- Clear acrylic or resin
- Approx. 6 x 8 x 2 inches
- Beveled edges
- Standing upright on a minimal plinth
• Inside the block:
- Clean vertical slice of the dish
- Hyper-realistic detail
- Slight magnification for clarity
• Annotations (Thai text only):
- Thin white hairline lines extending from each layer
- Each label includes:
• ชื่อชั้นวัตถุดิบ
• ปฏิกิริยาหลัก (ถ้ามี)
• โมเลกุลรสชาติหลัก (เฉพาะที่สมเหตุสมผล)
• Vertical scale (Thai text only):
- Structural descriptors based on the dish (e.g., ชั้นแป้ง, ชั้นโปรตีน, ชั้นไขมัน, ชั้นซอส)
• Base plinth:
- Matte white or brushed aluminum
- Laser-etched dish name (ภาษาไทย)
- Short Thai equation-style summary inferred from the dish
TYPOGRAPHY:
- Ultra-clean sans-serif
- Technical instrument labeling
- Thai language only
OUTPUT:
- Single image
- Aspect ratio 4:5
- High-end product photography
- Shallow depth of field
- Ultra-crisp labels and layers
</instruction>
<instruction>
INPUT (choose one or both):
• Input A — Dish Reference:
- Upload an image of a Thai dish
OR
- Type the dish name ไข่พะโล้
• Input B — Style Reference (optional):
- geology core sample
- Scandinavian design
- museum specimen
- if missing, default to: geological specimen + high-end design boutique object
CORE RULES (CRITICAL):
- If an uploaded image is provided, prioritize visual analysis from the image.
- If no image is provided, infer structure and flavor from the dish name.
- If both are provided, use the image as primary reference.
- ALL visible text rendered inside the generated image MUST BE IN THAI ONLY.
- Do NOT use any predefined or fixed flavor lists.
- Flavor attributes must be inferred uniquely for EACH LAYER based on:
• ingredients
• cooking method
• regional cuisine logic
- Different layers may have different flavor sets.
- Omit any flavor chip that is not relevant to that specific layer.
TASK:
Analyze the dish as vertically stacked layers.
For EACH LAYER, independently determine:
- physical structure
- texture
- dominant cooking or chemical reaction
- key flavor profile (only what is actually present)
- representative flavor molecules (if scientifically appropriate)
GOAL:
Create a crystal-clear acrylic or resin block containing a preserved vertical cross-section of the dish, presented like a geological core sample with scientific-style annotations.
ANNOTATION LOGIC (VERY IMPORTANT):
- Flavor chips are OPTIONAL per layer.
- Each layer may contain:
• 0–4 flavor chips maximum
- Use only flavors that logically exist in that layer.
- If a layer is neutral (e.g., plain rice), show no flavor chips or a single subtle descriptor.
Flavor chip labels (Thai only, adaptive use):
- อูมามิ
- หวาน
- เปรี้ยว
- เค็ม
- ขม
- ไขมัน
- เผ็ด
- กลิ่นหอมสมุนไพร
- กลิ่นหอมคั่ว
- กลิ่นหอมหมัก
(Select ONLY what applies. Do not force completeness.)
OBJECT & SCENE DESIGN:
• Block:
- Clear acrylic or resin
- Approx. 6 x 8 x 2 inches
- Beveled edges
- Standing upright on a minimal plinth
• Inside the block:
- Clean vertical slice of the dish
- Hyper-realistic detail
- Slight magnification for clarity
• Annotations (Thai text only):
- Thin white hairline lines extending from each layer
- Each label includes:
• ชื่อชั้นวัตถุดิบ
• ปฏิกิริยาหลัก (ถ้ามี)
• โมเลกุลรสชาติหลัก (เฉพาะที่สมเหตุสมผล)
• Vertical scale (Thai text only):
- Structural descriptors based on the dish (e.g., ชั้นแป้ง, ชั้นโปรตีน, ชั้นไขมัน, ชั้นซอส)
• Base plinth:
- Matte white or brushed aluminum
- Laser-etched dish name (ภาษาไทย)
- Short Thai equation-style summary inferred from the dish
TYPOGRAPHY:
- Ultra-clean sans-serif
- Technical instrument labeling
- Thai language only
OUTPUT:
- Single image
- Aspect ratio 4:5
- High-end product photography
- Shallow depth of field
- Ultra-crisp labels and layers
</instruction>
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