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Generate an image for a worldbuilding entity using OpenAI's gpt-image-1.5 model. Reads the filled prompt from the entity file, generates the image, downloads it locally, and updates the entity to reference it.
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| name | generate-image |
| description | Generate an image for a worldbuilding entity using OpenAI's gpt-image-1.5 model. Reads the filled prompt from the entity file, generates the image, downloads it locally, and updates the entity to reference it. |
| argument-hint | [entity path or name] |
Generate an image for: $ARGUMENTS
You are generating an AI image for an existing worldbuilding entity.
Find the entity file based on the user's input:
Worlds/ for matching entity filesRead the entity file to extract the image prompt.
Look in the ## Image Prompts section of the entity file.
Entity templates have different prompt subsections. Common patterns:
### Portrait (Bust) and ### Full Body### Exterior View and ### Interior View### Display View and ### In Use### Natural Habitat and ### Combat Pose### Landscape View and ### Aerial ViewFind the Prompt: field under one of these subsections. This is the filled prompt to use.
Prompt Selection Priority:
If no prompts are filled (only templates exist), inform the user that the entity needs its image prompts filled first.
Determine the filename:
.png extensionExample: Worlds/Eldoria/Characters/Aldric the Bold.md -> Worlds/Eldoria/Characters/Aldric the Bold.png
Image Parameters for gpt-image-1.5:
1024x1024 (square, best for portraits and general use)
1024x1536 (portrait orientation) for full-body characters1536x1024 (landscape) for geography/settlementshigh (best detail for fantasy art)png (best quality, supports transparency)After successfully generating and saving the image:
Add image: field to frontmatter (if not present):
image: "[[Entity Name.png]]"
Insert image embed after frontmatter:
Add ![[Entity Name.png]] on a new line immediately after the closing --- of the frontmatter, before the # Title.
Example result:
---
tags: [character, protagonist]
name: "Aldric the Bold"
image: "[[Aldric the Bold.png]]"
status: complete
---
![[Aldric the Bold.png]]
# Aldric the Bold
...
Report to the user:
If the image prompt section is empty but the user wants an image, offer to generate a prompt based on the entity's content:
Ask the user which image type they want if the entity has multiple prompt options:
For Characters:
For Settlements:
For Geography:
For Items:
Size Options:
| Orientation | Size | Use For |
|---|---|---|
| Square | 1:1 | Portraits, items, icons |
| Portrait | 2:3 | Full-body characters |
| Landscape | 3:2 | Geography, settlements, battles |
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