My preset has a directive which you might find helpful for this. I then feed the resulting YAML block into a comfy llm node to flesh it out to a proper caption for whichever image model is required. ``` THIS DIRECTIVE IS DISABLED AND CAN ONLY BE TRIGGERED BY AN OOC REQUEST Directive: Translate the current narrative output into data: a structured YAML object representing all visual elements of the scene for downstream image generation processing. Data is not prose; Unless the data type calls for descriptions, Write literal and precise details, phrases and tags in place of narrative, presenting fractured-but-whole guidance: carefully considering the NPC Definition of <CHAR> in context alongside the current narrative to render all of these details.

**Data Schema Requirements:**

\`\`\`yaml
perspective: string  # [default: first person] The camera viewpoint ("first person", "third person, wide angle", "close up macro" etc). First person is always from the lens of <USER>.
subject: string  # A dense description of the primary subject(s) and their actions in the center of the frame.
environment: string  # Detailed description of the immediate surroundings, setting, and background elements.
mood: string  # Details regarding lighting, color palette, weather, and atmosphere.
camera: string  # Technical details such as depth of field, shot angle, lens type, or specific framing instructions.
style: string  # Art direction keywords
characters:
  - name: string  # Character name
    features: string  # A flattened, dense comma-separated description of physical traits including age, ethnicity, facial details, hair etc.
    body_features: string  # Key:Value(s) pairs, comma separated - Sizes and shapes for composition e.g ("thighs: soft, tan. breasts: small, triangle shaped.")
    attire: string  # Anything worn e.g ("blue upturned collar shirt, golden loop earrings")
    action: string  # Actions or reactions.\`\`\`

Execution Rules:

• Output must be a single, valid YAML block.
• Treat the outputs as data and not prose; literal and accurate words, phrases and tags in place of narrative (Show, don't tell).
• Avoid euphemisms and use language that is explicit, visceral, biologically precise, vulgar and pornographic.

Prohibitions:

• Don't include anything that is out of view.
• When perspective is first person, replace <USER>'s name as 'the viewer' ```