higgsfield-soul

# Higgsfield Soul ID — Character Consistency ## QUICK FACTS *Generated-checked block (build_index.py verifies anchors). Read the linked sections for full context — these lines are routing aids, not the rules themselves.* - Hard rule: every Soul ID prompt splits into Identity Block (static descriptors only) + Motion Block (temporal/camera only) [→](#identity-vs-motion-separation-hard-rule) - Don't re-describe the face or core features — only describe what differs from the base character [→](#prompting-with-soul-id) - Reference image rules: front or 3/4 angle, even lighting, neutral-to-slight expression, no blur, solo subject [→](#creating-a-strong-soul-id-reference) - Reference generators: Soul 2.0 (fashion-forward), Nano Banana Pro (max sharpness), Seedream 4.5 (style range) [→](#creating-a-strong-soul-id-reference) - Character sheet angles: front face, 3/4, side profile, optional full body + optional embedded prop sheets [→](#character-sheet-creation) - Prefer the single-prompt 3×2 six-panel sheet (one 16:9 generation) — identity locks better than multi-step assembly [→](#single-prompt-6-panel-character-sheet-32-grid) - Character Anchor Block = 10 per-shot attributes (identity, screen position, depth layer, frame occupancy, orientation, pose, gaze, contact points, state lock, expression) [→](#character-anchor-block) - One Soul ID sheet PER character state — 5 transformation stages = 5 distinct sheets; the prompt names the stage [→](#multi-form-state-tracking) - Micro-expres...