echo liangPrompt
Transfer only the animated dice effect from the reference video to the input photo. Keep the person, background, composition, and all original details completely still and unchanged.Add exactly two oversized ivory dice with rounded edges and black pips, matching the reference video’s appearance, size relationship, 3D rotation, timing, and movement.Keep both dice behind the person throughout the entire video. One die stays behind the upper-left side of the person, near the head, shoulder, and upper torso. The other stays behind the lower-right side, near the waist, hip, and lower torso. They must remain on their respective sides and must not cross in front of the person or exchange positions.The dice begin mostly concealed behind the body, then rotate in 3D while growing and extending outward from both sides. At their largest size, their inner portions remain hidden behind the person while most of each die is visible outside the silhouette. They then shrink and retreat back behind the body, ending mostly concealed again.The person—including the face, hair, clothing, arms, bag, torso, and legs—must always remain in front of both dice. The dice must never cover the face or body. Keep all occlusion edges clean and stable.Do not move or animate the person, background, or camera. Do not let the dice drift into unrelated empty areas, pass in front of the person, become held objects, multiply, deform, or change into different objects. Do not add text, glow, particles, or other effects.
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echo liangPrompt
Transfer only the animated dice effect from the reference video to the input photo. Keep the person, background, composition, and all original details completely still and unchanged.Add exactly two oversized ivory dice with rounded edges and black pips, matching the reference video’s appearance, size relationship, 3D rotation, timing, and movement.Keep both dice behind the person throughout the entire video. One die stays behind the upper-left side of the person, near the head, shoulder, and upper torso. The other stays behind the lower-right side, near the waist, hip, and lower torso. They must remain on their respective sides and must not cross in front of the person or exchange positions.The dice begin mostly concealed behind the body, then rotate in 3D while growing and extending outward from both sides. At their largest size, their inner portions remain hidden behind the person while most of each die is visible outside the silhouette. They then shrink and retreat back behind the body, ending mostly concealed again.The person—including the face, hair, clothing, arms, bag, torso, and legs—must always remain in front of both dice. The dice must never cover the face or body. Keep all occlusion edges clean and stable.Do not move or animate the person, background, or camera. Do not let the dice drift into unrelated empty areas, pass in front of the person, become held objects, multiply, deform, or change into different objects. Do not add text, glow, particles, or other effects.