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Present a clear, side miniature 3D cartoon view of [YOUR CITY] tallest buildings. Use minimal textures with realistic materials and soft, lifelike lighting and shadows. Use a clean, minimalistic composition showing exactly the three tallest buildings in Sopot, arranged from LEFT to RIGHT in STRICT descending height order. The tallest must appear visibly tallest, the second must be clearly shorter than the first, and the third must be clearly shorter than the second. All buildings must follow accurate relative proportions: if a building is taller in real life, it MUST be taller in the image by the same approximate ratio. No building may be visually stretched or compressed. Each building should stand separately on a thin, simple ceramic base. Below each base, centered text should display: Height in meters — semibold sans-serif, medium size Year built — lighter-weight sans-serif, smaller size, directly beneath the height text Provide consistent padding, spacing, leading, and kerning. Write “YOUR CITY NAME” centered above the buildings, using a medium-sized sans-serif font. No building top should overlap or touch the text above.Use accurate architectural proportions based on real-world references.Maintain consistent camera angle and identical scale for each building model. No forced perspective. Use straight-on orthographic-style rendering. Do not exaggerate or stylize size differences beyond proportional accuracy. Use a square 1080×1080 composition.Use a clean, neutral background. Ensure no extra objects are present.
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Display the three tallest buildings in [Your City] in a clear side-view miniature 3D cartoon illustration. Use minimalist textures, realistic materials, and soft, natural lighting and shadows. The composition should be simple and clear, distinctly showing the three tallest buildings in Sopot, arranged strictly in descending order of height from left to right. The tallest building must be noticeably taller than the first, the second must be noticeably shorter than the first, and the third must be noticeably shorter than the second. All buildings must adhere to accurate relative proportions: if a building is taller in real life, it must be proportionally taller in the image by roughly the same ratio. No building should appear visually stretched or compressed. Each building model should be placed individually on a slim, simple ceramic base. Centered below each base, display the text: Height (m) — semi-bold sans-serif font, medium size Year Built — lighter sans-serif font, smaller size, positioned directly below the height text Maintain consistent letter spacing, line spacing, and kerning. Use a medium-sized sans-serif font to write "Your City Name" centered above the buildings. The tops of the buildings must not overlap or touch the text above. Use precise architectural proportions based on real-world references. Keep the camera angle consistent for each building model and use the same scale. Avoid using perspective illusions. Employ a frontal orthographic projection rendering. Do not exaggerate or overemphasize size differences beyond the bounds of precise proportionality. Use a square composition of 1080×1080. Use a clean, neutral background. Ensure there are no extraneous objects in the scene.
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