Characters Overview

The library/10_CHARACTERS/ directory contains the full reference pipeline for each individual character.

Each character folder stores:

This structure is designed so that each character can be rebuilt, maintained, and reused consistently across many AI image generations.

Character Folder Philosophy

Each character is treated as a self-contained reference package.

A complete character folder should contain:

Profile data
Human-readable and machine-readable information about the character.
Identity anchors
Face, anatomy, body, and UCS references that define the character visually.
Style anchors
Signature outfit, design language, and wardrobe sheets.
Motion and scene anchors
Pose sheets, motion sheets, interaction references, and scene anchors.
Source references
Original inspiration or source images used to build the character.

A typical character folder contains the following subfolders:

See the library folder structure documentation for a more detailed explanation of each folder.

The most important files for a character are usually:

Together, these form the character’s core identity pack.

The 00_PROFILE folder contains the conceptual definition of the character.

Typical files include:

These files define the character in text form before or alongside the image-based references.

A new character is usually created in this order:

The goal of the character system is to make each character: