Full hero prompt pack (module‑family style)#

These are for sibling modules that should visually rhyme with RTT Emotions but stay distinct.

1. RTT Emotions (you already have, but here’s the “pack” version)#

A structural, non‑figurative digital render of a triadic geometric lattice suspended in a dark indigo‑to‑violet gradient field. Three glowing geometric nodes (self, other, world) connected by thin alignment filaments. Subtle drift vectors radiate outward; a soft violet coherence well converges inward. A faint hexagonal meta‑grid overlays the scene. Three nested arcs indicate regime thresholds. Lighting is soft rim‑light from the upper‑right with minimal haze. Include a tiny tri‑dot violet glyph in the lower‑right corner. No faces, figures, symbols, or metaphors. High‑fidelity, orthographic camera, 1080×600.

2. “Structural Detection” (example sibling)#

Visual shift: More emphasis on detection beams and sampling, less on emotional fields.

A structural, non‑figurative digital render of a sparse geometric field in a dark black‑to‑indigo gradient. Multiple thin detection beams sweep across a lattice of small geometric nodes, highlighting a few nodes with soft violet glows. A subtle grid and crosshair pattern suggests measurement and sampling. No faces, figures, or icons. High‑fidelity, orthographic camera, 1080×600.

3. “RTT/2” (example sibling)#

Visual shift: Dual‑layer structure, two interacting fields.

A structural, non‑figurative digital render of two overlapping geometric fields in a dark black‑to‑indigo‑to‑violet gradient. One field is a rigid grid of nodes; the other is a smooth wave‑like surface intersecting it. Where they intersect, small violet highlights appear. Thin lines show information flow between layers. No faces, figures, or icons. High‑fidelity, orthographic camera, 1080×600.

4. “RTT/3” (example sibling)#

Visual shift: Three stacked layers, tri‑field interaction.

A structural, non‑figurative digital render of three stacked semi‑transparent geometric layers in a dark black‑to‑indigo‑to‑violet gradient. Each layer has a distinct pattern: a grid, a lattice, and a set of curved paths. At their intersections, small violet nodes appear, forming a triadic pattern. Subtle arcs indicate cross‑layer coupling. No faces, figures, or icons. High‑fidelity, orthographic camera, 1080×600.