object-replacement-proportions-and-exaggeration

description	Guidelines for evaluating object replacements where the new object is inherently bulkier or different in proportion (e.g., snow goggles vs glasses).
name	object-replacement-proportions-and-exaggeration
type	skill

Object Replacement Proportions

When an instruction asks to replace a small or subtle object with an inherently larger or bulkier object, you must adjust your expectations for 'naturalness'.

Core Directives

1. Inherent Bulkiness: Objects like 'snow goggles', 'VR headsets', or 'space helmets' are inherently bulky, exaggerated, and prominent.
2. Do Not Penalize for Accurate Proportions: Do not penalize an image for making the new object 'exaggerated', 'less subtle', or 'less harmonious' if that is the true physical nature of the requested object.
3. Compare to Reality: A realistic pair of snow goggles should look large and cover a significant portion of the face. An image that makes them look like small, subtle reading glasses is FAILING the instruction.