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environment-scene-extraction-bible

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Use for location-first, no-human, and scene-bible workflows that need stable environment naming, spatial continuity, lighting logic, and clean world extraction without character contamination.

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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/nolanx-ai/nolanx.ai/blob/HEAD/.nolanx/skills/environment-scene-extraction-bible/SKILL.md

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Environment Scene Extraction Bible

Use this skill when the location is the subject.

Scene Rules

  • Name each environment specifically, not generically.
  • Describe foreground, midground, background, and atmosphere.
  • Lock time of day, weather, light direction, and dominant materials.

Continuity Rules

  • Reuse the same landmark set across adjacent scene beats.
  • If the world changes, state exactly what changed: damage, weather, occupancy, or lighting.
  • Keep scale readable with architecture, terrain, debris, or horizon cues.

No-Human Rules

  • Explicitly exclude people when the brief is environment-only.
  • Remove stray body parts, silhouettes, crowds, and ambiguous human traces unless story requires them.

Avoid

  • generic empty-room language
  • relabeling the same location every shot
  • mixing incompatible weather or time states