Visual Prompts — Nano Banana (Gemini Image)

Bild-KI-Prompts für die wichtigsten Spielelemente und die Gesamtsicht des SLC-Workshop-Tabletops (Stand v0.6). Englisch formuliert (beste Ergebnisse), deutsche Überschriften zur Orientierung.

So nutzen: Den Style-Vorspann vor jeden Einzelprompt setzen, damit das Set einheitlich wirkt. Pro Bild ggf. „16:9" / „top-down" / „isometric" anpassen.

Style-Vorspann (vor jeden Prompt setzen)

Clean, premium tabletop board-game product photography. Matte 3D-printed PLA parts, friendly chunky stylized shapes, no thin fragile parts, NO pins or plug holes (pieces simply stand on flat bases). Cohesive collectible set. Neutral light-grey studio background, soft diffused studio light, gentle shadows, high detail, crisp focus. Subtle Freiburg city accent (red/white). Phase colour code: Design = blue, Transition = orange, Operation = green, Support = teal, Review = purple.

1. Gesamtsicht (Hero / Overview)

A 3/4 isometric hero shot of a complete educational tabletop game laid out on a
table: a LINEAR track of 100mm square modular tiles connected by puzzle-tab edges,
each tile in its phase colour (blue, orange, green, teal, purple) with a round
recess in the centre. On several tiles sit round blank discs topped with small
round printed labels. One upright cylindrical "action token" stands on a tile,
holding a vertical card. Beside it a flat rectangular RACI board with four outlined
fields labelled R, A, C and I, with several chunky 50mm miniature figures standing
in the fields. At two points an arch-shaped "gate" stands plugged into a special
square SOR tile (the word "SOR" engraved in its centre), surrounded by a ring of
figures. A small printed dossier sheet ("Service-Akte") with little artefact cards
lies to the side, plus a few round decision coins. Miniatures are colour-coded by
role category (gold, deep bordeaux, blue, grey, white, and green team figures).
Wide composition, cohesive matte PLA set, soft studio light, premium look.

2. Phasen-Tile + Blanko-Scheibe mit Aufkleber

Close-up product render of a single 100x100mm square game tile in matte PLA with
rounded corners and puzzle-tab edges, coloured in one phase colour (e.g. blue), a
round 60mm recess in the centre. A blank round 60mm disc sits flush in the recess,
its flat top carrying a round printed sticker label with a short activity code and
title. A second blank disc with its round sticker lies beside it. Emphasis on the
modular tab connection and the re-stickerable blank disc. Neutral grey background,
soft light, shallow depth of field.

3. Action-Stein (Szenario-Träger)

Close-up of a single upright cylindrical game token in matte light PLA: a slim body
on a wide round flat base for stability, with a vertical slot on top holding an
upright rectangular "Action Card" (portrait, ~60x90mm) that shows a scenario. The
token stands inside the round recess of a coloured tile. Three-quarter view,
emphasis on the standing card and the stable wide base, premium board-game
photography, neutral background.

4. RACI-Fläche (Aktiv-Feld)

Top-down render of a flat rectangular PLA board (about 236x74mm) divided into four
clearly outlined square fields, each engraved with a single big letter: R, A, C, I.
The R, C and I fields each show four shallow round stand-markings (2x2); the A field
shows ONE single central stand-marking, subtly highlighted in red. Several chunky
50mm miniature figures stand on the markings: two in R, exactly one in A, three in
C, the I field empty. Figures are colour-coded by category. Clean, instructional,
neutral grey background, soft even light.

5. Rollen-Figuren (Set, 6 Kategorien)

Group product render of a set of stylized matte PLA board-game miniatures, each
about 50mm tall standing on an identical flat round ~20mm base (no pins), chunky
friendly proportions with a tiny role attribute (crown, magnifying glass, headset,
hard hat, shield-with-padlock, drafting compass, shipping crate, official sash).
Arranged in rows by colour category: gold (governance), deep bordeaux
(stakeholder/owner-environment), blue (management), grey (operatives), white
(external). Plus three GREEN "team" figures where THREE small figures share ONE
round base (clearly a team, not a single role). Cohesive collectible set, neutral
grey background, soft studio light, isometric, minimal engraved abbreviations on the
bases.

6. SOR-Sonder-Tile mit eingestecktem Gate

Three-quarter render of a special square game tile in matte PLA with the word "SOR"
engraved large in its centre, a ring of six shallow round stand-markings around the
centre, and an arch-shaped "gate" piece standing at the front edge — the gate plugs
into the tile with two pegs (left and right) so it stands stable. The gate arch has
a thin slot on top holding a small reference card. A few chunky miniature figures
(gold and blue) stand on the ring markings as a committee gathering at the gate.
Neutral background, soft light, emphasis on the gate-plug stability and the
"committee" idea.

7. Service-Akte (Artefakt-Tableau)

Top-down render of a printed A4 landscape dossier sheet labelled "Service-Akte",
organised into columns by phase colour, with 15 labelled card slots. Several small
playing cards (bridge size) are placed into slots, each showing an artefact name; a
few slots show a small status track (Entwurf - Final - Aktualisiert) with a marker.
Some slots carry a small "Gate required" badge. Clean infographic-meets-board-game
look, neutral background, soft even light, crisp legible layout.

8. Gate-Tor & Entscheidungs-Chips (optional)

Product render of an arch-shaped "gate" game piece in matte PLA (doorway form, two
flat feet, a thin card slot across the top holding a small gate card), with two
small pegs underneath for plugging into a tile. Next to it four round 30mm decision
coins with engraved symbols labelled "Go", "Go mit Auflagen", "Zurück", "Ablehnung".
Neutral grey background, soft studio light, clean tabletop product photography.

Hinweise für konsistente Ergebnisse

Keine Pins/Löcher an Figuren — sie stehen auf flachen Sockeln/Markierungen.
Figur ~50 mm hoch, Sockel Ø 20 mm; Teams = mehrere Figuren auf einem Sockel.
Scheiben sind blanko, Text/Farbe nur auf dem Aufkleber.
Farben dürfen leicht variieren — wichtig ist die klare Unterscheidbarkeit der Kategorien/Phasen.
Für Variationen: „top-down", „isometric", „macro close-up" oder „16:9 hero" ans Prompt-Ende setzen.

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