Outside Access / Communication
Outside Access: a clearer image brief and a complete view of the subject
Image requests now distinguish a single scene from a multi-view sheet and preserve the requested text, form and framing.
Work covered: Sep 30, 2026 – Oct 3, 2026
Translate the request into a coherent brief
The image workflow now prepares a structured brief from the person’s request instead of forwarding an unorganized message as the entire instruction. It distinguishes a single scene from a sheet intended to show several views. That makes the requested output more explicit before generation begins.
Show the whole thing the person asked to see
Follow-up work addressed clipped subjects and incomplete panels. A multi-view request uses framed views, while an object that changes form can be shown in its relevant forms. These changes aim to preserve the visual purpose of the request: a design sheet should let the person inspect the design, not leave important parts outside the frame.
Keep words and style under the requester’s control
Only requested wording should appear as text in the image; invented labels can change the meaning of a concept. Realistic presentation became the default in the recorded workflow, and style exclusions were made clearer. A later quality-setting decision also superseded an earlier default, so this article does not advertise the abandoned setting as current behavior.
An improved request path, not a guaranteed image
The changes were activated and checked during the period. A better brief reduces avoidable ambiguity but cannot guarantee that every generated image will satisfy the request. The separate precise-edit milestone gives the person a clearer way to correct a particular view when revision is needed.
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Based on dated development and release records from September 25–October 8, 2026. Availability and acceptance are stated for the recorded milestone.