image-to-scenelisted

# Image → Scene Prompt Convert a static ink painting into a motion prompt for image-to-video generation. The motion prompt tells the video model what CHANGES between frame 1 and the last frame — not what the image looks like. ## Required Input The **original image prompt** from `verse-to-prompt` is **mandatory**. This is the source of truth for what exists in the painting. Acceptable inputs: - The full verse-to-prompt output (preferred — has style, prompt, and translation) - The image prompt string alone (e.g., "A river god rises from churning rapids...") - A hexagram key (e.g., `44-44`) — you look up the prompt from `data/yilin/prompts/` **Never generate a motion prompt from a verbal description, screenshot, or memory of a painting.** If you don't have the original image prompt, stop and ask for it. ## The Correspondence Rule Every element named in the motion prompt MUST exist in the original image prompt. Read the image prompt, identify its movable elements (water, wind, figures, light, particles), and build motion ONLY from those. ``` # Original image prompt (source of truth): "A river god rises from churning rapids, mouth open in a great shout, arms spread to bar the crossing. Foreground, waves crash against a stone ferry landing, spray flying diagonally. Midground, a traveler reins in his horse at the water's edge, startled." # Movable elements: rapids, waves, spray, horse, storm clouds # NOT movable: river god (static pose), stone landing (architecture) # Good