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- # MASTER PROMPT — CAD ELEVATION TO PHOTOREALISTIC CLOSED CABINET RENDERING Use the uploaded CAD elevation as the ONLY and ABSOLUTE source of truth for the geometry, dimensions, proportions, cabinet divisions, door divisions, drawers, openings, recesses, projections, offsets, and spatial relationships. Transform the uploaded CAD elevation into a premium, photorealistic, fully buildable architectural cabinet rendering. The final image must be a direct and accurate visual translation of the CAD elevation into real physical cabinetry. DO NOT redesign, reinterpret, optimize, simplify, regularize, balance, or improve the CAD geometry. The CAD drawing is not inspiration. The CAD drawing is the construction reference. The CAD geometry is completely locked. ================================================== 1. ABSOLUTE GEOMETRY PRESERVATION — HIGHEST PRIORITY ================================================== Preserve EXACTLY as shown in the uploaded CAD: - overall dimensions - cabinet widths - cabinet heights - cabinet proportions - vertical divisions - horizontal divisions - cabinet modules - door divisions - drawer divisions - panel positions - panel widths - panel heights - projections - recesses - offsets - stepped geometry - overhangs - niches - voids - appliance openings - countertop locations - countertop thickness - cabinet thickness - panel thickness - shadow gaps - spacing - alignment relationships Maintain every irregularity exactly as drawn. Do not move any element. Do not remove any element. Do not add any element. Do not merge separate cabinet modules. Do not split cabinet modules. Do not change dimensions. Do not change proportions. Do not regularize irregular geometry. Do not make the design more symmetrical. Do not make the design more balanced. The geometry must remain 100% faithful to the CAD. ================================================== 2. CABINET DOOR AND FRONT COVERING — CRITICAL RULE ================================================== ALL INTENDED CLOSED CABINET MODULES MUST BE FULLY COVERED WITH CABINET DOORS OR DRAWER FRONTS. This is a CLOSED CABINET DESIGN. Do NOT render the entire cabinet system as open shelving. Do NOT expose the interior of closed cabinets. Do NOT turn closed cabinet modules into open niches. Do NOT create empty recessed cavities where cabinet doors should exist. Do NOT remove cabinet fronts. Do NOT leave enclosed cabinet modules without doors. Every cabinet module intended to be closed must have a solid, flat, flush cabinet front covering the entire opening. The cabinet doors must follow the EXACT dimensions and boundaries defined by the CAD. The final render must clearly show the cabinet doors as physical flat panels covering the cabinet openings. ================================================== 3. DOOR PRESENCE RULE ================================================== If a cabinet module is a closed storage unit, render it with a cabinet door. If the CAD indicates a closed cabinet front, the front MUST be covered. If a cabinet area appears as a rectangular cabinet module but is not explicitly defined as an open niche, do NOT automatically render it as an open compartment. Closed storage areas must remain closed. The cabinet interior must not be visible behind closed doors. The final render must not contain accidental empty cavities caused by missing doors. IMPORTANT: A CLOSED CABINET = CLOSED WITH A DOOR. A CABINET DOOR MUST NOT BE OMITTED. A CLOSED CABINET MUST NOT APPEAR AS AN OPEN SHELF. ================================================== 4. DOOR DIVISION RULE ================================================== Preserve the exact number and arrangement of cabinet doors shown or implied by the CAD cabinet divisions. If a cabinet module requires one door, render one door. If a cabinet module requires two doors, render two doors. If a cabinet module requires multiple doors, preserve the exact number of doors. Do not merge multiple doors into one. Do not split one door into multiple doors. [7/21/2026 4:19 PM] Mmdes in reply to Mmdes: > The topic "‎â¨My Architect Aiâ© (https://t.me/c/4332721677/2)" was created Do not invent additional door divisions. Do not remove existing door divisions. Preserve every vertical and horizontal door boundary exactly. ================================================== 5. OPEN NICHE RULE ================================================== Only spaces that are EXPLICITLY designed as open niches or open shelving in the CAD may remain open. Open niches must remain open. Do not add doors to genuine open niches. Do not add shelves that are not shown in the CAD. Do not close explicitly open compartments. Do not invent interior partitions. Do not invent additional shelving. IMPORTANT: Do not confuse a closed cabinet module with an open niche. If the space belongs to a closed cabinet, it must be covered by a door. Only explicitly open spaces remain open. ================================================== 6. VOID AND APPLIANCE OPENING RULE ================================================== True architectural voids must remain voids. True appliance openings must remain open. Open refrigerator or appliance niches must remain open only when explicitly indicated by the CAD. Do not fill true voids. Do not add cabinet doors to true architectural voids. Do not add shelves to true voids. Do not convert appliance openings into closed cabinets. Do not convert closed cabinet modules into voids. Each category must remain exactly as defined by the CAD. ================================================== 7. CLOSED CABINET INTERIOR RULE ================================================== The interior of all closed cabinets must be completely hidden behind the cabinet doors. Do not show: - interior shelves - dark cabinet cavities - cabinet backs - internal storage - exposed cabinet interiors unless the CAD explicitly defines that area as open. Closed cabinet fronts must visually read as solid, continuous, flat cabinet doors. ================================================== 8. DRAWER RULE ================================================== If drawers are shown in the CAD: - preserve the exact number of drawers - preserve the exact drawer heights - preserve the exact drawer widths - preserve all horizontal divisions - render each drawer with its own separate front - do not merge drawers - do not remove drawer fronts - do not convert drawers into cabinet doors Every drawer must be clearly visible as a closed drawer front. ================================================== 9. CABINET FRONT STYLE ================================================== Modern luxury minimalism. Italian contemporary furniture aesthetic. Japanese minimal influence. Flat slab cabinet doors. Flat slab drawer fronts. Handleless minimalist design. Invisible or integrated hardware. Ultra-clean detailing. No decorative profiles. No classical elements. No ornamental details. No raised frame doors. No shaker doors. No recessed decorative panels. No decorative grooves. No embossing. ================================================== 10. MATERIAL AND COLOR ================================================== The entire cabinet system must be finished in a sophisticated OFF-WHITE / IVORY / WARM MILKY WHITE color. Color direction: Soft warm off-white. Warm ivory white. Very light creamy white. Subtle milky white. Refined white-beige undertone. Premium warm white cabinetry. The color must clearly read as WHITE with a subtle warm creamy undertone. Do NOT use dark beige. Do NOT use brown. Do NOT use walnut. Do NOT use visible wood grain. Do NOT use yellow. Do NOT use gray. Do NOT use pure cold white. The final material should appear as a premium warm ivory-white lacquered cabinet finish. Very subtle micro-texture. Ultra-matte or extremely low-sheen finish. Soft, refined, premium surface. No visible wood grain. No decorative texture. No strong reflections. ================================================== 11. CABINET CONSTRUCTION ================================================== Use realistic cabinet construction. Realistic panel thickness. Realistic door thickness. [7/21/2026 4:19 PM] Mmdes in reply to Mmdes: > The topic "‎â¨My Architect Aiâ© (https://t.me/c/4332721677/2)" was created Realistic drawer front thickness. Realistic cabinet joints. Precise shadow gaps. Subtle reveals between doors. Physically believable construction. Manufacturing realism. Fully buildable cabinetry. The final result must look like a real, professionally manufactured premium built-in cabinet system. ================================================== 12. GEOMETRY AND PROJECTION RULE ================================================== If any cabinet projects beyond another cabinet in the CAD, preserve that projection EXACTLY. Never trim it. Never align it. Never flatten it. Never make it flush. Never merge it with neighboring cabinets. Preserve every projection. Preserve every offset. Preserve every recess. Preserve every stepped geometry. ================================================== 13. RECESS RULE ================================================== If a cabinet or panel is recessed in the CAD: Preserve the exact recess. Do not fill the recess. Do not remove the recess. Do not flatten the recess. Do not reinterpret the recess as an open niche. The physical geometry must remain exactly as shown in the CAD. ================================================== 14. CAMERA — ABSOLUTELY NO PERSPECTIVE ================================================== The entire render MUST be completely free of perspective distortion. Use a perfectly FRONT-FACING ORTHOGRAPHIC CAMERA. Use TRUE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION. NO perspective. NO vanishing points. NO convergence of vertical lines. NO convergence of horizontal lines. All vertical lines must remain perfectly vertical. All horizontal lines must remain perfectly horizontal. Parallel lines must remain parallel. Cabinet widths and heights must visually match the CAD proportions exactly. The camera must be positioned directly perpendicular to the main cabinet elevation. No three-quarter angle. No camera rotation. No perspective lens. No wide-angle lens. No cinematic perspective distortion. The final image must look like a premium architectural elevation / product catalog elevation. The cabinet system must be shown straight-on, directly facing the camera. ================================================== 15. COMPOSITION ================================================== Front elevation composition. Centered framing. Symmetrical camera alignment relative to the CAD elevation. Balanced negative space. The entire cabinet system must be clearly visible. Do not crop any part of the cabinet. Do not hide any cabinet division. Do not obscure any cabinet door. Do not use dramatic camera angles. The composition must prioritize accurate communication of the cabinet design. ================================================== 16. BACKGROUND ================================================== Pure white seamless studio background. Absolute clean white environment. No visible room. No visible walls. No visible architectural environment. No floor texture. No decoration. No accessories. No plants. No furniture. No objects that are not present in the CAD. Minimal luxury product catalog presentation. ================================================== 17. LIGHTING ================================================== Professional soft studio lighting. Main light approximately 45 degrees. Soft fill lighting. Even illumination. Controlled highlights. Soft realistic contact shadows. Subtle ambient occlusion. Soft shadow gradients. No dramatic lighting. No harsh shadows. No dark interiors behind cabinet doors. Lighting must clearly reveal: - cabinet doors - door boundaries - drawer divisions - shadow gaps - panel thickness - recesses - projections - cabinet geometry The lighting must not make closed cabinet doors appear open. ================================================== 18. RENDERING QUALITY ================================================== Ultra-photorealistic. Premium architectural visualization. High-end Italian furniture catalog quality. Professional CGI. Physically based materials. Ray-traced lighting. [7/21/2026 4:19 PM] Mmdes in reply to Mmdes: > The topic "‎â¨My Architect Aiâ© (https://t.me/c/4332721677/2)" was created Global illumination. High-resolution 8K quality. Extremely sharp edges. Realistic material response. Premium commercial product visualization. Clean contemporary minimalism. Luxury architectural photography aesthetic. ================================================== 19. FINAL MANDATORY VERIFICATION ================================================== Before generating the final image, verify the result against the uploaded CAD. Check all of the following: 1. Is every cabinet module present? 2. Are all cabinet widths correct? 3. Are all cabinet heights correct? 4. Are all proportions correct? 5. Are all projections preserved? 6. Are all recesses preserved? 7. Are all voids preserved? 8. Are all explicitly open niches preserved? 9. Are all appliance openings preserved? 10. Does every intended closed cabinet have a door? 11. Are all cabinet doors physically covering their cabinet openings? 12. Are all door divisions correct? 13. Are all drawer divisions correct? 14. Has any closed cabinet accidentally become an open niche? 15. Has any required cabinet door been omitted? 16. Has any open niche accidentally received a door? 17. Has any true void been filled? 18. Has any cabinet interior become visible where a door should exist? 19. Has any cabinet module been merged with another? 20. Has any CAD boundary been removed? 21. Is the final camera completely orthographic? 22. Is there absolutely NO perspective distortion? 23. Are all vertical and horizontal lines perfectly parallel? 24. Is the cabinet finish a warm off-white / creamy ivory white? If any answer is incorrect, correct it before producing the final render. ================================================== NEGATIVE PROMPT ================================================== Do not redesign. Do not reinterpret. Do not optimize. Do not simplify. Do not regularize. Do not improve the geometry. Do not change cabinet dimensions. Do not change cabinet proportions. Do not change cabinet divisions. Do not change door divisions. Do not remove cabinet doors. Do not omit cabinet doors. Do not render closed cabinets as open shelves. Do not render closed cabinets as empty niches. Do not expose closed cabinet interiors. Do not create dark cavities where doors should exist. Do not remove cabinet fronts. Do not merge separate cabinet modules. Do not merge separate doors. Do not split doors. Do not invent doors. Do not invent shelves. Do not invent cabinets. Do not change the number of doors. Do not change the number of drawers. Do not change drawer divisions. Do not fill true voids. Do not close true open niches. Do not change appliance openings. Do not add decorative elements. Do not add wood grain. Do not use brown wood. Do not use walnut. Do not use dark beige. Do not use yellow. Do not use gray. Do not use cold pure white. Do not use dark colors. Do not add moldings. Do not add decorative grooves. Do not add shaker panels. Do not add raised panels. Do not add recessed decorative panels. Do not add unnecessary bevels. Do not add chamfers. Do not use perspective. Do not use vanishing points. Do not use three-quarter camera angles. Do not use wide-angle lenses. Do not introduce perspective distortion. Do not allow vertical lines to converge. Do not allow horizontal lines to converge. Do not crop the cabinet. Do not obscure cabinet doors. Do not hide cabinet divisions. Do not modify the CAD geometry. ================================================== FINAL PRINCIPLE ================================================== CAD GEOMETRY + CABINET CONFIGURATION + DOOR PRESENCE = ABSOLUTE TRUTH. The objective is to create a photorealistic visualization of the EXACT cabinet system shown in the CAD. The AI has ZERO creative freedom regarding: - geometry - dimensions - proportions - cabinet divisions - door presence - door absence - door count - door size - drawer count - drawer size - openings - niches - voids - recesses - projections - offsets - camera projection [7/21/2026 4:19 PM] Mmdes in reply to Mmdes: > The topic "‎â¨My Architect Aiâ© (https://t.me/c/4332721677/2)" was created The final cabinet system must be rendered as a COMPLETE, CLOSED, FULLY COVERED CABINET DESIGN wherever the CAD indicates enclosed storage. A CLOSED CABINET MUST HAVE A DOOR. A DOOR MUST NOT BE OMITTED. A CLOSED CABINET MUST NOT APPEAR AS AN OPEN NICHE. A CLOSED CABINET MUST NOT APPEAR AS AN EMPTY RECESS. ONLY EXPLICITLY OPEN NICHES AND TRUE VOIDS MAY REMAIN OPEN. The cabinet finish must be a refined warm off-white / creamy ivory white. The entire render must use TRUE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION with ZERO perspective distortion. The final image must look like a premium architectural elevation drawing transformed into a photorealistic, fully built, luxury cabinet installation. The CAD drawing is law.
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- July 22, 2026
![ # MASTER PROMPT — CAD ELEVATION TO PHOTOREALISTIC CLOSED CABINET RENDERING Use the uploaded CAD elevation as the ONLY and ABSOLUTE source of truth for the geometry, dimensions, proportions, cabinet divisions, door divisions, drawers, openings, recesses, projections, offsets, and spatial relationships. Transform the uploaded CAD elevation into a premium, photorealistic, fully buildable architectural cabinet rendering. The final image must be a direct and accurate visual translation of the CAD elevation into real physical cabinetry. DO NOT redesign, reinterpret, optimize, simplify, regularize, balance, or improve the CAD geometry. The CAD drawing is not inspiration. The CAD drawing is the construction reference. The CAD geometry is completely locked. ================================================== 1. ABSOLUTE GEOMETRY PRESERVATION — HIGHEST PRIORITY ================================================== Preserve EXACTLY as shown in the uploaded CAD: - overall dimensions - cabinet widths - cabinet heights - cabinet proportions - vertical divisions - horizontal divisions - cabinet modules - door divisions - drawer divisions - panel positions - panel widths - panel heights - projections - recesses - offsets - stepped geometry - overhangs - niches - voids - appliance openings - countertop locations - countertop thickness - cabinet thickness - panel thickness - shadow gaps - spacing - alignment relationships Maintain every irregularity exactly as drawn. Do not move any element. Do not remove any element. Do not add any element. Do not merge separate cabinet modules. Do not split cabinet modules. Do not change dimensions. Do not change proportions. Do not regularize irregular geometry. Do not make the design more symmetrical. Do not make the design more balanced. The geometry must remain 100% faithful to the CAD. ================================================== 2. CABINET DOOR AND FRONT COVERING — CRITICAL RULE ================================================== ALL INTENDED CLOSED CABINET MODULES MUST BE FULLY COVERED WITH CABINET DOORS OR DRAWER FRONTS. This is a CLOSED CABINET DESIGN. Do NOT render the entire cabinet system as open shelving. Do NOT expose the interior of closed cabinets. Do NOT turn closed cabinet modules into open niches. Do NOT create empty recessed cavities where cabinet doors should exist. Do NOT remove cabinet fronts. Do NOT leave enclosed cabinet modules without doors. Every cabinet module intended to be closed must have a solid, flat, flush cabinet front covering the entire opening. The cabinet doors must follow the EXACT dimensions and boundaries defined by the CAD. The final render must clearly show the cabinet doors as physical flat panels covering the cabinet openings. ================================================== 3. DOOR PRESENCE RULE ================================================== If a cabinet module is a closed storage unit, render it with a cabinet door. If the CAD indicates a closed cabinet front, the front MUST be covered. If a cabinet area appears as a rectangular cabinet module but is not explicitly defined as an open niche, do NOT automatically render it as an open compartment. Closed storage areas must remain closed. The cabinet interior must not be visible behind closed doors. The final render must not contain accidental empty cavities caused by missing doors. IMPORTANT: A CLOSED CABINET = CLOSED WITH A DOOR. A CABINET DOOR MUST NOT BE OMITTED. A CLOSED CABINET MUST NOT APPEAR AS AN OPEN SHELF. ================================================== 4. DOOR DIVISION RULE ================================================== Preserve the exact number and arrangement of cabinet doors shown or implied by the CAD cabinet divisions. If a cabinet module requires one door, render one door. If a cabinet module requires two doors, render two doors. If a cabinet module requires multiple doors, preserve the exact number of doors. Do not merge multiple doors into one. Do not split one door into multiple doors. [7/21/2026 4:19 PM] Mmdes in reply to Mmdes: > The topic "‎â¨My Architect Aiâ© (https://t.me/c/4332721677/2)" was created Do not invent additional door divisions. Do not remove existing door divisions. Preserve every vertical and horizontal door boundary exactly. ================================================== 5. OPEN NICHE RULE ================================================== Only spaces that are EXPLICITLY designed as open niches or open shelving in the CAD may remain open. Open niches must remain open. Do not add doors to genuine open niches. Do not add shelves that are not shown in the CAD. Do not close explicitly open compartments. Do not invent interior partitions. Do not invent additional shelving. IMPORTANT: Do not confuse a closed cabinet module with an open niche. If the space belongs to a closed cabinet, it must be covered by a door. Only explicitly open spaces remain open. ================================================== 6. VOID AND APPLIANCE OPENING RULE ================================================== True architectural voids must remain voids. True appliance openings must remain open. Open refrigerator or appliance niches must remain open only when explicitly indicated by the CAD. Do not fill true voids. Do not add cabinet doors to true architectural voids. Do not add shelves to true voids. Do not convert appliance openings into closed cabinets. Do not convert closed cabinet modules into voids. Each category must remain exactly as defined by the CAD. ================================================== 7. CLOSED CABINET INTERIOR RULE ================================================== The interior of all closed cabinets must be completely hidden behind the cabinet doors. Do not show: - interior shelves - dark cabinet cavities - cabinet backs - internal storage - exposed cabinet interiors unless the CAD explicitly defines that area as open. Closed cabinet fronts must visually read as solid, continuous, flat cabinet doors. ================================================== 8. DRAWER RULE ================================================== If drawers are shown in the CAD: - preserve the exact number of drawers - preserve the exact drawer heights - preserve the exact drawer widths - preserve all horizontal divisions - render each drawer with its own separate front - do not merge drawers - do not remove drawer fronts - do not convert drawers into cabinet doors Every drawer must be clearly visible as a closed drawer front. ================================================== 9. CABINET FRONT STYLE ================================================== Modern luxury minimalism. Italian contemporary furniture aesthetic. Japanese minimal influence. Flat slab cabinet doors. Flat slab drawer fronts. Handleless minimalist design. Invisible or integrated hardware. Ultra-clean detailing. No decorative profiles. No classical elements. No ornamental details. No raised frame doors. No shaker doors. No recessed decorative panels. No decorative grooves. No embossing. ================================================== 10. MATERIAL AND COLOR ================================================== The entire cabinet system must be finished in a sophisticated OFF-WHITE / IVORY / WARM MILKY WHITE color. Color direction: Soft warm off-white. Warm ivory white. Very light creamy white. Subtle milky white. Refined white-beige undertone. Premium warm white cabinetry. The color must clearly read as WHITE with a subtle warm creamy undertone. Do NOT use dark beige. Do NOT use brown. Do NOT use walnut. Do NOT use visible wood grain. Do NOT use yellow. Do NOT use gray. Do NOT use pure cold white. The final material should appear as a premium warm ivory-white lacquered cabinet finish. Very subtle micro-texture. Ultra-matte or extremely low-sheen finish. Soft, refined, premium surface. No visible wood grain. No decorative texture. No strong reflections. ================================================== 11. CABINET CONSTRUCTION ================================================== Use realistic cabinet construction. Realistic panel thickness. Realistic door thickness. [7/21/2026 4:19 PM] Mmdes in reply to Mmdes: > The topic "‎â¨My Architect Aiâ© (https://t.me/c/4332721677/2)" was created Realistic drawer front thickness. Realistic cabinet joints. Precise shadow gaps. Subtle reveals between doors. Physically believable construction. Manufacturing realism. Fully buildable cabinetry. The final result must look like a real, professionally manufactured premium built-in cabinet system. ================================================== 12. GEOMETRY AND PROJECTION RULE ================================================== If any cabinet projects beyond another cabinet in the CAD, preserve that projection EXACTLY. Never trim it. Never align it. Never flatten it. Never make it flush. Never merge it with neighboring cabinets. Preserve every projection. Preserve every offset. Preserve every recess. Preserve every stepped geometry. ================================================== 13. RECESS RULE ================================================== If a cabinet or panel is recessed in the CAD: Preserve the exact recess. Do not fill the recess. Do not remove the recess. Do not flatten the recess. Do not reinterpret the recess as an open niche. The physical geometry must remain exactly as shown in the CAD. ================================================== 14. CAMERA — ABSOLUTELY NO PERSPECTIVE ================================================== The entire render MUST be completely free of perspective distortion. Use a perfectly FRONT-FACING ORTHOGRAPHIC CAMERA. Use TRUE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION. NO perspective. NO vanishing points. NO convergence of vertical lines. NO convergence of horizontal lines. All vertical lines must remain perfectly vertical. All horizontal lines must remain perfectly horizontal. Parallel lines must remain parallel. Cabinet widths and heights must visually match the CAD proportions exactly. The camera must be positioned directly perpendicular to the main cabinet elevation. No three-quarter angle. No camera rotation. No perspective lens. No wide-angle lens. No cinematic perspective distortion. The final image must look like a premium architectural elevation / product catalog elevation. The cabinet system must be shown straight-on, directly facing the camera. ================================================== 15. COMPOSITION ================================================== Front elevation composition. Centered framing. Symmetrical camera alignment relative to the CAD elevation. Balanced negative space. The entire cabinet system must be clearly visible. Do not crop any part of the cabinet. Do not hide any cabinet division. Do not obscure any cabinet door. Do not use dramatic camera angles. The composition must prioritize accurate communication of the cabinet design. ================================================== 16. BACKGROUND ================================================== Pure white seamless studio background. Absolute clean white environment. No visible room. No visible walls. No visible architectural environment. No floor texture. No decoration. No accessories. No plants. No furniture. No objects that are not present in the CAD. Minimal luxury product catalog presentation. ================================================== 17. LIGHTING ================================================== Professional soft studio lighting. Main light approximately 45 degrees. Soft fill lighting. Even illumination. Controlled highlights. Soft realistic contact shadows. Subtle ambient occlusion. Soft shadow gradients. No dramatic lighting. No harsh shadows. No dark interiors behind cabinet doors. Lighting must clearly reveal: - cabinet doors - door boundaries - drawer divisions - shadow gaps - panel thickness - recesses - projections - cabinet geometry The lighting must not make closed cabinet doors appear open. ================================================== 18. RENDERING QUALITY ================================================== Ultra-photorealistic. Premium architectural visualization. High-end Italian furniture catalog quality. Professional CGI. Physically based materials. Ray-traced lighting. [7/21/2026 4:19 PM] Mmdes in reply to Mmdes: > The topic "‎â¨My Architect Aiâ© (https://t.me/c/4332721677/2)" was created Global illumination. High-resolution 8K quality. Extremely sharp edges. Realistic material response. Premium commercial product visualization. Clean contemporary minimalism. Luxury architectural photography aesthetic. ================================================== 19. FINAL MANDATORY VERIFICATION ================================================== Before generating the final image, verify the result against the uploaded CAD. Check all of the following: 1. Is every cabinet module present? 2. Are all cabinet widths correct? 3. Are all cabinet heights correct? 4. Are all proportions correct? 5. Are all projections preserved? 6. Are all recesses preserved? 7. Are all voids preserved? 8. Are all explicitly open niches preserved? 9. Are all appliance openings preserved? 10. Does every intended closed cabinet have a door? 11. Are all cabinet doors physically covering their cabinet openings? 12. Are all door divisions correct? 13. Are all drawer divisions correct? 14. Has any closed cabinet accidentally become an open niche? 15. Has any required cabinet door been omitted? 16. Has any open niche accidentally received a door? 17. Has any true void been filled? 18. Has any cabinet interior become visible where a door should exist? 19. Has any cabinet module been merged with another? 20. Has any CAD boundary been removed? 21. Is the final camera completely orthographic? 22. Is there absolutely NO perspective distortion? 23. Are all vertical and horizontal lines perfectly parallel? 24. Is the cabinet finish a warm off-white / creamy ivory white? If any answer is incorrect, correct it before producing the final render. ================================================== NEGATIVE PROMPT ================================================== Do not redesign. Do not reinterpret. Do not optimize. Do not simplify. Do not regularize. Do not improve the geometry. Do not change cabinet dimensions. Do not change cabinet proportions. Do not change cabinet divisions. Do not change door divisions. Do not remove cabinet doors. Do not omit cabinet doors. Do not render closed cabinets as open shelves. Do not render closed cabinets as empty niches. Do not expose closed cabinet interiors. Do not create dark cavities where doors should exist. Do not remove cabinet fronts. Do not merge separate cabinet modules. Do not merge separate doors. Do not split doors. Do not invent doors. Do not invent shelves. Do not invent cabinets. Do not change the number of doors. Do not change the number of drawers. Do not change drawer divisions. Do not fill true voids. Do not close true open niches. Do not change appliance openings. Do not add decorative elements. Do not add wood grain. Do not use brown wood. Do not use walnut. Do not use dark beige. Do not use yellow. Do not use gray. Do not use cold pure white. Do not use dark colors. Do not add moldings. Do not add decorative grooves. Do not add shaker panels. Do not add raised panels. Do not add recessed decorative panels. Do not add unnecessary bevels. Do not add chamfers. Do not use perspective. Do not use vanishing points. Do not use three-quarter camera angles. Do not use wide-angle lenses. Do not introduce perspective distortion. Do not allow vertical lines to converge. Do not allow horizontal lines to converge. Do not crop the cabinet. Do not obscure cabinet doors. Do not hide cabinet divisions. Do not modify the CAD geometry. ================================================== FINAL PRINCIPLE ================================================== CAD GEOMETRY + CABINET CONFIGURATION + DOOR PRESENCE = ABSOLUTE TRUTH. The objective is to create a photorealistic visualization of the EXACT cabinet system shown in the CAD. The AI has ZERO creative freedom regarding: - geometry - dimensions - proportions - cabinet divisions - door presence - door absence - door count - door size - drawer count - drawer size - openings - niches - voids - recesses - projections - offsets - camera projection [7/21/2026 4:19 PM] Mmdes in reply to Mmdes: > The topic "‎â¨My Architect Aiâ© (https://t.me/c/4332721677/2)" was created The final cabinet system must be rendered as a COMPLETE, CLOSED, FULLY COVERED CABINET DESIGN wherever the CAD indicates enclosed storage. A CLOSED CABINET MUST HAVE A DOOR. A DOOR MUST NOT BE OMITTED. A CLOSED CABINET MUST NOT APPEAR AS AN OPEN NICHE. A CLOSED CABINET MUST NOT APPEAR AS AN EMPTY RECESS. ONLY EXPLICITLY OPEN NICHES AND TRUE VOIDS MAY REMAIN OPEN. The cabinet finish must be a refined warm off-white / creamy ivory white. The entire render must use TRUE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION with ZERO perspective distortion. The final image must look like a premium architectural elevation drawing transformed into a photorealistic, fully built, luxury cabinet installation. The CAD drawing is law.](https://pub-e220d3ab11ed401ca40e1e29e1378a63.r2.dev/airenderstudio/c1/59012dcae5a99f6688061e616ccc6281.png)