<h2 id="cops_morpho_femme_atlas-version-1.0-(english)">COPS_MORPHO_FEMME_ATLAS - Version 1.0 (English)</h2>Hello Community,I am pleased to present the first version of my project, COPS_MORPHO_FEMME_ATLAS. This is a pure syntax prompt specifically developed for models like Z Image Turbo (ZIT) to prevent these generators from repeatedly creating the same base figure.<h3 id="the-mission:-pure-anatomical-focus-and-maximum-variation">🎯 The Mission: Pure Anatomical Focus &amp; Maximum Variation</h3>This Atlas was developed with a clear goal: to free the figure from all external elements and enable an unlimited range of physiological combinations.The prompt is strictly designed to consistently ignore outfit, clothing, background, lighting, environment, and temporary accessories. It is the ideal tool for generating a random, anatomically consistent base figure upon which you can then build your creative scenarios.<h3 id="the-architecture:-25-layers-of-pure-precision">⚙️ The Architecture: 25 Layers of Pure Precision</h3>The ATLAS architecture is based on 25 independent, predefined layers (or groups) covering the anatomy from head to toe. Each layer was developed with a focus on realism and maximum detail:MetricValueSignificanceNumber of Layers25Complete, non-overlapping control over every figure <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="http://detail.Total">detail.Total</a> Terms~993High selection within every category (Hair: 150 cuts, 85 colors).Theoretical Variation$\mathbf{\approx 3.93 \times 10^{41}}$This gigantic number of combinations effectively prevents the creation of identical base figures.Note on Compatibility: This prompt was specifically developed to overcome the redundancy problem in Z Image Turbo (ZIT). Although this prompt has a high token count due to its detail, initial tests show that it can effectively reduce the frequent tendency to generate identical figures. Please note, this is a test, and I cannot guarantee 100% implementation of every variation by every model.<h3 id="how-to-use-the-cops_morpho_femme_atlas">💡 How to Use the COPS_MORPHO_FEMME_ATLAS</h3>The key advantage of this Atlas lies in its Wildcard Usage:<ol><li>Random Base Figure (Recommended): Paste the complete prompt string (the entire <code>{...|...|...}</code> syntax file) into your generator’s prompt field. The generator will then randomly select one term from each of the 25 groups, creating a unique figure. You do not need to select anything manually!</li><li>Targeted Control: Alternatively, you can manually select the terms for the 25 layers if you have a very specific figure in mind.</li></ol><h3 id="customization-and-modification-by-the-community">🛠️ Customization and Modification by the Community</h3>Since this is a Version 1.0 and everyone has their own preferences: this prompt is fully modular.<ul><li>You can easily upload the entire prompt text to a Large Language Model (such as ChatGPT or Gemini). Ask the AI to create an overview of the layers and the number of variations contained.</li><li>You can then instruct the AI to delete certain layers that you do not need (e.g., "body hair" or "feet").</li><li>You can also add your own layers (e.g., <code>{Outfit: leather jacket | evening dress | t-shirt}</code>) for clothing or backgrounds.</li></ul>Have fun experimenting with pure anatomy! I look forward to seeing your results.

COPS_MORPHO_FEMME_ATLAS

This prompt was specifically developed to overcome the redundancy problem in Z Image Turbo (ZIT). Although this prompt has a high token count due to its detail, initial tests show that it can effectively reduce the frequent tendency to generate identical figures. Please note, this is a test, and I cannot guarantee 100% implementation of every variation by every model.

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