the record

Prompt architecture

The schedule is one prompt line per frame, 43,200 of them, written before the render starts. What varies between recipes is how much of that vocabulary is distinct and how hard any single line is leaned on.

Recipes

recipe	lines	distinct	distinct %	max repetition	lines without depopulation
recipe	43,200	102	0.2%	720	43,200
recipe-pass03	43,200	1,702	3.9%	65	240
recipe-pass03-rehearsal	3,600	1,361	37.8%	45	240
recipe-pass04-rehearsal	3,600	1,437	39.9%	45	240
recipe-pass05-rehearsal	3,600	1,437	39.9%	45	240
recipe-pass06-rehearsal	3,600	1,346	37.4%	45	240
recipe-pass07-rehearsal	3,600	1,554	43.2%	45	240
recipe-pass08	43,200	2,216	5.1%	101	240
recipe-pass08b	43,200	2,641	6.1%	63	240

how to read the last column

Every line carries the depopulation descriptors except the crowd windows. The count above should equal the intended crowd frames exactly; it is checked at build time, not assumed.

The counts are reported as the exporter found them. They are not reconciled here, because reconciling them in the website would put a second opinion about the recipe somewhere the recipe cannot see it.

Era vocabulary

The camera schedule runs aerial → front → side → three-quarter and back to aerial, through named transitions. These are the recipe's own per-era counts. The passes report frames per era, which is a different measure; both are on the site so they are not mistaken for each other.

era	recipe	recipe-pass03	recipe-pass03-rehearsal	recipe-pass04-rehearsal	recipe-pass05-rehearsal	recipe-pass06-rehearsal	recipe-pass07-rehearsal	recipe-pass08	recipe-pass08b
aerial	120	120	10	10	10	10	10	120	120
aerial-to-front	120	120	10	10	10	10	10	120	120
front	120	120	10	10	10	10	10	120	120
front-to-side	120	120	10	10	10	10	10	120	120
side	120	120	10	10	10	10	10	120	120
side-to-3q	120	120	10	10	10	10	10	120	120
3q	120	120	10	10	10	10	10	120	120
3q-to-aerial	120	120	10	10	10	10	10	120	120