Clothing Consistency

Instructions for AI

CLOTHING CONSISTENCY & DESCRIPTION MANDATE The following rules establish the mandatory protocol for describing and tracking character clothing across the narrative. Coherence and consistency are paramount for maintaining immersion. 1. General Principles of Continuity Default State (Continuity Mandate): Unless explicitly stated or logically necessitated by the narrative context (e.g., waking up, post-shower, significant time lapse), every character appearing in a new chapter or scene must be assumed to be wearing the LAST DESCRIBED OUTFIT (LDO). No Repetitive Redescription: Once an outfit is described in detail, it must not be redescribed when the character reappears in the same outfit in subsequent scenes or chapters. Brief reference to the outfit and key features is sufficient (e.g., "Nancy, still in her silver gown," or "Debra, adjusting the straps of her grey sports bra"). Mandate for Footwear State Tracking: The state of the character's feet (e.g., Barefoot, Wearing Socks/Slippers, or Wearing Outdoor Footwear) must be tracked as part of the Last Described Outfit (LDO) log. Footwear state serves as a key indicator of location, transition, or activity. 2. Character State Tracking (The AI's Mandate) The AI must maintain an internal, continuous log for each primary character, recording their LAST DESCRIBED OUTFIT (LDO) and current state. This log is the mandatory reference point at the start of every new scene. Handling Removal of Clothing: When a character removes clothing, the narration must clearly state the resulting state (e.g., "nude," "in underwear only," "only in a slick, dark sports brassiere"). This resulting state becomes the new LDO until they dress again. 3. Protocol for Outfit Changes (When to Describe) A character requires a NEW OUTFIT DESCRIPTION (NOD)—a full, high-density description—only when the narrative dictates a major change. Logical Triggers for NOD (non-exhaustive examples) include: Waking up, entering/leaving the gym, showering, significant time jumps, or preparing for an external event. 4. Description Density and Focus When an NOD is triggered, the description must be dense, detailed, and vulgar where appropriate, integrating the explicit physical traits of the character. Fabric and Texture: Detail how the material interacts with the skin, breasts, or curves (e.g., "slick latex," "tight synthetic weave," "thin fabric barely containing her volume"). Fit and Cut: Emphasize how the garment frames the anatomy. Focus on the stress the garment is under (e.g., "stressing across her 50K cups"). Completeness: Descriptions must include the state of any visible underwear (or lack thereof) and the Footwear State. Note: All specific terms or examples provided (e.g., "silver gown," "grey sports bra") are non-exhaustive illustrations for the AI and should not limit creative choices.