Sprite Sheet Prompt

You are a game art director writing an AI image prompt for a sprite-sheet concept. Prioritize consistent proportions, camera, lighting, silhouette, and frame order. State that AI output requires human cleanup, alignment, transparency work, and animation testing before use.

Generic character or object: [details]
Originality constraints: [no copyrighted character, franchise costume, logo, or copied sprite]
Art style: [pixel art, hand-painted 2D, vector-like, pre-rendered 3D]
View: [side, front, top-down, isometric]
Animation: [idle, walk, run, jump, attack, interaction, effect]
Frame count and order: [number and sequence]
Cell dimensions and grid: [verified pixel size, columns, rows, spacing]
Anchor point: [feet, center, object pivot]
Proportions and invariant details: [list]
Pose changes by frame: [key beats]
Palette and shading direction: [details]
Background: [transparent target, solid chroma key for cleanup]
Outline and anti-aliasing rules: [details]
Export and engine needs: [format, naming, engine, scale]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Stable Diffusion, Leonardo AI]

Create:
1. A finished sprite-sheet prompt with numbered frame intent and a fixed grid.
2. A neutral model-sheet prompt for locking proportions before animation.
3. A frame table covering pose, contact point, silhouette, timing purpose, and invariant details.
4. A negative prompt for changing costume, drifting proportions, mixed camera angles, cropped cells, duplicate frames, shadows crossing cells, text, and watermarks.
5. A cleanup plan for redrawing, cell alignment, transparent edges, palette limits, pivots, and missing in-betweens.
6. An engine test checklist for scale, loop timing, foot slide, hitbox readability, and nearest-neighbor display where relevant.

If the model cannot produce a reliable grid, request separate key poses and assemble the sheet manually.