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Temple Miniature Diorama Scene
A reference-image prompt shared by the creator in a follow-up comment for presenting a 45° top-down isometric miniature diorama scene featuring the temple’s most recognizable elements. The original post states that the temple miniature scene was created by separating components with Astra, creating details with V2Fun, then assembling and fine-tuning the result.
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A reference-image prompt shared by the creator in a follow-up comment for presenting a 45° top-down isometric miniature diorama scene featuring the temple’s most recognizable elements. The original post states that the temple miniature scene was created by separating components with Astra, creating details with V2Fun, then assembling and fine-tuning the result.
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- GPT-6 Astra
- Rion Wu
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