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شیت نظامی Create a premium photorealistic FICTIONAL MILITARY OPERATOR DOSSIER POSTER using the uploaded portrait as the sole identity reference. (مهدی) OPERATOR NAME: Gol Plays Use the exact operator name written above as the only personal name throughout the entire poster. Repeat the exact same spelling, capitalization, and spacing in the main title and operator record. Do not invent, shorten, translate, replace, duplicate, or modify the operator name. Do not use any other personal name anywhere in the design. IDENTITY: Preserve the reference subject’s recognizable identity, facial structure, facial proportions, apparent age, natural skin tone, hairstyle, eyes, and distinctive facial features. All three portraits must unmistakably depict the SAME person. Do not replace the subject with a generic soldier. Do not blend the identity with another person. Adapt the tactical styling to the reference subject. This is a fictional cinematic character design, not evidence of actual military service. FORMAT: Vertical 3:4 poster, edge-to-edge artwork, high-resolution photorealistic design, premium editorial composition. No social-media interface, no phone screenshot, no social-media elements, no picture-in-picture reference portrait, and no watermark. LAYOUT: Top 40%: three adjacent cinematic photographic portrait panels. Middle 15%: oversized distressed military-stencil title. Bottom 45%: structured technical equipment dossier. Use a dense but elegant classified-file-inspired layout with thin olive-gray divider lines, asymmetric technical boxes, tight margins, numbered sections, small monospaced labels, clean alignment, controlled negative space, sharp editorial hierarchy, and premium military graphic design. THREE DISTINCT RANDOMIZED PORTRAITS: Create three genuinely different photographs of the same person. Invent fresh, natural, anatomically plausible poses for every generation. Do not use a fixed pose sequence. Randomly vary: body posture, weight distribution, torso rotation, shoulder angle, head direction, head tilt, gaze direction, facial expression, hand placement, arm position, equipment interaction, camera height, camera distance, lens perspective, framing, subject position, background depth, and lighting direction. Use three visibly different compositions: — One three-quarter or waist-up portrait with a distinct body posture. — One sharp facial close-up with a different expression, head direction, and camera angle. — One contrasting viewpoint such as side profile, seated, walking, crouching, or over-the-shoulder. Each portrait must differ from the other two in at least four categories: posture, torso orientation, head direction, gaze, hand placement, framing, camera angle, or interaction with equipment. Do not create three standing portraits, three frontal portraits, three identical expressions, three rifle-holding poses, mirrored poses, duplicate body language, or the same image with different crops. Randomize the left-to-right arrangement of the portrait roles between generations. Keep the face unobstructed in at least two panels. Ensure realistic hands, natural joints, believable clothing tension, and proper contact between hands and equipment. WARDROBE: Choose one coherent contemporary tactical wardrobe theme: urban charcoal, olive reconnaissance, woodland field gear, desert field gear, or dark maritime gear. Use realistic plate carrier, utility jacket or field shirt, practical pouches, radio, gloves, sling, field pack, weathered fabric, and subtle personal styling. Maintain wardrobe continuity across all three portraits. Avoid masks, helmets, sunglasses, or accessories that hide the face. Use invented insignia only. REAL-WORLD RIFLE: Select ONE recognizable real-world rifle model: HK416, M4A1, FN SCAR-L, SIG MCX, or AK-103. Use the exact same rifle model consistently throughout the poster. The rifle must have believable external proportions and details, including receiver, handguard, barrel, stock, magazine, sling, and realistic external accessories. Do not combine features from different rifle models. Do not create futuristic, hybrid, toy-like, or fictional weapons. At least one portrait must clearly show the subject naturally holding the selected rifle across or beside the torso. Use a safe, non-firing, non- rifle across or beside the torso. Use a safe, non-firing, non- remain outside the trigger guard. Do not depict firing, injury, combat impact, or aggressive action-movie poses. MAIN TITLE: Place the exact operator name specified at the beginning of this prompt as the large central title. Make the title oversized, bold, condensed, highly readable, and subtly distressed in a military-stencil-inspired style. Preserve the exact spelling, capitalization, and spacing of the specified operator name. Do not replace, misspell, duplicate, crop, obscure, or distort the title. Place this subtitle directly below the main title: FICTIONAL OPERATOR DOSSIER Optional supporting labels: TACTICAL IDENTITY FILE SPECIAL PROJECTS UNIT FIELD PROFILE CLASSIFIED DESIGN STUDY Prioritize text hierarchy: 1. Exact operator name specified at the beginning. 2. Section headings. 3. Supporting metadata. LOWER TECHNICAL DOSSIER: Create a beautifully organized fictional equipment sheet with six sections. 01 / PRIMARY EQUIPMENT Show a large, crisp side-profile exterior illustration of the selected rifle. Print the correct rifle model name. Add restrained exterior callouts and fictional inventory labels. Show only external design details. Do not include assembly instructions, internal mechanisms, weapon modification instructions, ballistic data, or operational guidance. 02 / OPERATOR RECORD Use the exact same operator name specified at the beginning of this prompt. Display the name in this format: NAME: [EXACT OPERATOR NAME] Also include: PROFILE: FICTIONAL OPERATOR ID: an invented alphanumeric code UNIT: an invented fictional unit designation STATUS: ARCHIVED CLEARANCE: FICTIONAL LEVEL Do not use any personal name other than the exact operator name specified at the beginning. 03 / FIELD EQUIPMENT Show small exterior illustrations of: radio, field pack, gloves, flashlight, medical pouch, optical device, sling, and protective equipment. 04 / FIELD RECORD Add short fictional administrative notes, environmental observations, frame identifiers, and date-style metadata. Keep all text concise and non-operational. 05 / SIGNAL DISPLAY Add decorative waveforms, abstract sensor graphics, fine grid lines, static data blocks, and non-functional monitoring diagrams. All numbers and data must be clearly fictional and decorative. 06 / INVENTORY REGISTRATION Add a decorative barcode, fictional serial code, registration number, invented insignia, classification stamp, and document marks. Include this exact readable disclaimer: FICTIONAL DESIGN / NOT AN OFFICIAL RECORD Do not use real military agency logos, real unit insignia, official seals, authentic credentials, or real classified-document markings. COLOR AND LIGHTING: Use natural full-color cinematic photography. Do not use night vision, infrared, thermal imaging, monochrome green, or phosphor effects. Preserve realistic skin undertones, hair color, eye color, fabric colors, neutral metal surfaces, believable reflections, and natural environmental colors. Use one coherent cinematic lighting environment: soft overcast daylight, diffused industrial daylight, shaded natural light, or neutral directional studio lighting. Use realistic shadow detail, subtle rim light, controlled contrast, soft highlight roll-off, natural white balance, and refined cinematic color grading. Olive tones may appear only as actual clothing or equipment colors, never as a global image filter. GRAPHIC PALETTE: Near-black and charcoal panels, off-white and warm-gray typography, muted olive-gray accents, subdued khaki details, neutral-gray technical linework, and restrained distressed print texture. Do not use luminous green lines, glowing interface elements, neon colors, cyberpunk styling, or unnatural global color filters. MATERIAL AND IMAGE QUALITY: Hyper-realistic cinematic portrait photography, natural skin texture, individual hair strands, realistic eyes, detailed tactical fabric, tactile nylon, worn metal, believable rifle surfaces, subtle dust, fine photographic grain, premium printed-poster texture, sharp technical diagrams, precise graphic alignment, sophisticated editorial art direction, high detail, professional commercial poster quality, 4K. FINAL REQUIREMENTS: — One recognizable person in all three portraits. — The exact same operator name appears in the main title and operator record. — Three genuinely different randomized poses. — One consistent real-world rifle model. — Natural full-color cinematic lighting. — Dense, structured fictional military dossier layout. — No night-vision effect. — No social-media interface. — No operational weapon instructions. — No appearance of an official military record. — No personal name other than the operator name specified at the beginning. ``` ### Negative Prompt ``` content_copy textwrong operator name, different personal name, invented personal name, changed spelling, changed capitalization, changed spacing, duplicated name, missing name, unreadable name, night vision, NVG, infrared, thermal imaging, phosphor green, monochrome green, global green tint, green skin, glowing eyes, luminous green diagrams, neon glow, cyberpunk colors, CCTV filter, scanlines, surveillance interference, REC overlay, battery icon, wrong identity, generic soldier face, blended identities, different people across panels, changed facial proportions, duplicate portrait, mirrored pose, same pose with different crop, identical body language, identical hand placement, three frontal portraits, three standing portraits, three rifle-holding poses, stiff mannequin posture, unnatural anatomy, deformed hands, extra fingers, fused fingers, extra limbs, impossible joints, floating equipment, clipping equipment, unrealistic sling tension, warped rifle, hybrid rifle, extra barrel, inconsistent rifle model, sci-fi weapon, fantasy weapon, toy weapon, aiming directly at viewer, firing, muzzle toward viewer, cartoon, anime, plastic skin, excessive skin smoothing, blurred face, loss of facial detail, overexposed skin, crushed shadows, extreme color grading, excessive bloom, misspelled title, cropped title, distorted letters, chaotic layout, excessive microtext, social media UI, phone frame, screenshot, inset reference photo, watermark, real agency logo, real military seal, authentic credentials, official classified document, weapon assembly guide, weapon modification guide, internal mechanism diagram, ballistic calculations, ammunition-loading instructions, operational tactical instructions ```