1. Name the deliverable
Say exactly what you need: a Roblox inventory panel, a fantasy skill icon set, a seamless stone texture, or a battle loop.
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Write stronger generation instructions by defining the deliverable, game context, visual system, composition, and output constraints.
2. Add game context
Include the engine, genre, camera view, player age range, and where the asset appears in the experience.
3. Define the visual system
Specify palette, materials, borders, typography, lighting, rendering style, and consistency rules.
4. Describe composition
List the panels, states, hierarchy, focal point, safe zones, output ratio, and transparent-background requirements.
5. Use references
Upload an image when you need the generator to match an existing character, GUI language, texture, or mood.
6. Iterate precisely
Keep what works and request one focused change at a time: spacing, contrast, silhouette, material, or motion.
Example
Create a cohesive sci-fi inventory GUI kit for a Roblox extraction game: dark graphite glass panels, electric-blue edge glow, compact Inter-style type, 12 item slots, equipped state, rarity borders, health and shield chips, 16:9 presentation sheet, transparent PNG elements, no mock device frame.
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