A Subject is any prop, object, or vehicle that appears more than once. One reference image is enough — the same shape, color, and material carry into every beat that mentions it.Documentation Index
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Two ways to register
The flow mirrors Characters — register inline while writing, or set up in advance.Inline from Scenario
Type
@ on any line. Pick new subject from the autocomplete and name the item.From the Subjects tab
Open the Subjects tab in the sidebar. Click
+ Create or Upload to register before writing any lines.Why one photo is enough
A Subject is rigid — its silhouette and material are what need to stay constant. The image model can rotate the object and adjust lighting from a single clean reference. Multiple photos rarely improve identity and can introduce conflicting details.Subjects versus Characters
Both register through the@ autocomplete, but they hold different things.
| Character | Subject | |
|---|---|---|
| What | A person | A prop or object |
| References | 1–3 photos | 1 photo |
| Best reference | Front, side, full body | One clean centered shot |
| Mention syntax | @name | @name |
| Detail page | Multiple outfits and styles | One canonical image |
How Subjects flow into shots
Same as Characters — when a beat mentions a Subject with@name, the registered reference is passed into the image model alongside the scene background. The link is permanent until the line changes.
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Characters
Register people with one to three photos.
Backgrounds
Register a place. Four camera angles generated automatically.