# MiniMax H3 Prompt Template

Use this as a starter for the maintained `MiniMax H3` `r2v` master.

Default bundled Subject 1 primary character reference:
`references/default-character-reference.jpg`

```text
## Reference Assignment

<Picture 1> is the environment and master scene reference.

<Picture 2> and <Picture 3> both represent Subject 1.
<Picture 2> is the primary full-body reference for Subject 1.
<Picture 3> is the facial identity reference for Subject 1.

<Picture 4> and <Picture 5> both represent Subject 2.
<Picture 4> is the primary full-body reference for Subject 2.
<Picture 5> is the facial identity reference for Subject 2.

[Optional]
<Picture 6> defines the key prop / product / vehicle.
<Picture 7> defines the secondary prop / product / vehicle.

## Reference Usage

Use <Picture 1> to define the environment, composition, spatial layout,
lighting, and overall scene.

Use <Picture 2> to define Subject 1's body proportions, build, hair, clothing,
and overall appearance.
Use <Picture 3> only to reinforce Subject 1's facial identity.

Use <Picture 4> to define Subject 2's body proportions, build, hair, clothing,
and overall appearance.
Use <Picture 5> only to reinforce Subject 2's facial identity.

[Optional]
Use <Picture 6> only for the appearance of the key prop / product / vehicle.
Use <Picture 7> only for the appearance of the secondary prop / product /
vehicle.

Ignore the original backgrounds, locations, and camera compositions of all
character references.
The environment is defined only by <Picture 1>.
Do not mix identity traits between subjects.

## Shot

Shot 1 - 0.00s-10.00s

The environment remains exactly as established by <Picture 1>.

Subject 1 is [starting position, orientation, and mood].
Subject 2 is [starting position, orientation, and mood].

0.00s-3.00s:
[opening action beat]

3.00s-7.00s:
[main interaction or movement]

7.00s-10.00s:
[ending action that leaves a clean handoff into the next block if needed]

The subjects preserve their established identities throughout the shot.

## Camera

Camera: [framing], [height], [angle], [movement].
Example tags when useful: [static], [pan left], [pan right], [push in],
[pull out], [zoom in], [zoom out].

Keep the camera movement continuous and appropriate to the action.
Do not introduce a sudden cut or reset unless that is explicitly intended.

## Visual Continuity

Preserve the environment, object placement, perspective, and lighting
established by <Picture 1>.
Do not duplicate, mirror, offset, or reconstruct a second version of the
environment.

Subject 1 must remain the same person defined by <Picture 2> and <Picture 3>.
Subject 2 must remain the same person defined by <Picture 4> and <Picture 5>.

## Dialogue

Subject 1 says:
<d>[English] [SUBJECT 1 DIALOGUE]</d>

Subject 2 says:
<d>[English] [SUBJECT 2 DIALOGUE]</d>

[Optional]
Both say together:
<d>[English] [SHARED DIALOGUE]</d>

## Audio

ambient_sound: [room tone / ambience / background environment]
sound_effects: [diegetic action sounds]
non_diegetic_music: [N/A or short music direction]
```