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Chapter 1
Liquid Narrative Transition Bridge Spec
Overview
A transition fails when Prompt n ends on one visual state and Prompt n+1 begins from another. The End-to-Start Morph Contract (E2SMC) defines a strict handoff: every prompt must end with a named visual anchor, and the next prompt must begin with that same anchor as its starting frame. Use E2SMC for sequential generations, especially morphs, zooms, dissolves, and object-to-scene transitions.
Quick Reference
Contract element
Requirement
end_anchor
Final visible element in the current prompt
start_anchor
First visible element in the next prompt
match_rule
Defines how both anchors correspond
transition
Morph, zoom, dissolve, pan, or physical transformation
continuity
Camera, subject, lighting, and screen position constraints
Validation
start_anchor must equal the prior end_anchor
Parameters
Parameter
Type
Required
Description
prompt_id
integer
Yes
Position of the prompt in the sequence.
description
string
Yes
Visual action for the current prompt.
end_anchor
string
Yes
Concrete object, texture, color field, motion, or frame region visible at the end.
next_start_anchor
string
Yes
Anchor required at the opening of the next prompt. Must match end_anchor.
transition
enum
Yes
Handoff method: morph, zoom, dissolve, pan, or flood.
duration_seconds
number
No
Transition duration. Default: 2.0.
camera_continuity
boolean
No
Preserves camera position and movement. Default: true.
anchor_position
enum
No
Screen location: center, left, right, top, or bottom. Default: center.
match_tolerance
number
No
Maximum permitted anchor mismatch from 0.0 to 1.0. Default: 0.0.
Code Example
{ "sequence_id": "liquid-narrative-001", "prompts": [ { "prompt_id": 1, "description": "A yellow suburban street under static-filled sky; a mailman walks backward.", "end_anchor": "the mailman's pixelated body filling the center of frame", "next_start_anchor": "the mailman's pixelated body filling the center of frame", "transition": "dissolve", "duration_seconds": 2.0, "camera_continuity": true, "anchor_position": "center", "match_tolerance": 0.0 }, { "prompt_id": 2, "description": "The pixels reassemble into a melting wax news anchor at a desk.", "end_anchor": "the melting wax news anchor's face centered on the monitor", "next_start_anchor": "the melting wax news anchor's face centered on the monitor", "transition": "morph", "duration_seconds": 2.5, "camera_continuity": true, "anchor_position": "center", "match_tolerance": 0.0 } ] } The second prompt opens on the exact visual element produced by the first prompt. Do not replace an anchor with a semantic equivalent such as “pixels” versus “digital fragments.”
Response Format
{ "sequence_id": "liquid-narrative-001", "valid": true, "prompt_count": 2, "contracts": [ { "from_prompt": 1, "to_prompt": 2, "end_anchor": "the mailman's pixelated body filling the center of frame", "start_anchor": "the mailman's pixelated body filling the center of frame", "transition": "dissolve", "anchor_match": true, "error": null } ] } valid reports whole-sequence compliance. anchor_match reports each adjacent handoff. error contains a validation message when anchors differ or a required field is missing.
Notes & Best Practices
• Use observable anchors: texture, object, color, silhouette, motion, or frame occupation. Avoid abstract anchors such as “the strange feeling.”
• Keep match_tolerance at 0.0 for identity-critical morphs. Increase it only when the generator cannot preserve exact wording or geometry.
• Preserve camera continuity when the anchor remains in the same screen position. Set it to false only when the transition explicitly includes a cut or reframing.
• Validate every adjacent pair before rendering. A missing or altered anchor creates a discontinuity even when the prompts share the same subject.
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- 1. Liquid Narrative Transition Bridge Spec
- 2. Prompt Endpoint Taxonomy & Bridge Types
- 3. Morph-Ready Visual Grammar (Camera, Texture, Motion)
- 4. Transition Parameterization for Generator Control
- 5. Interwoven Prompt Stitching Workflow (450-Pass)
- 6. Validation: Detect Jarring Cuts & Bridge Failures
- 7. Loop Closure: System Restore & Inverted Replay
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