Summary — App Support ticket (owner: 1471982051350810890) Issue - User reported that a character meant to wear a mask (two profile reference photos are masked) was generating images without the mask when they paid to create posts. They also asked about keeping tattoos consistent across generated images. What staff did - a.l.e.y.x triaged and escalated to destructively__. - User temporarily made the character public so staff could sponsor a test post. - destructively__ sponsored a post and tested the prompt the user provided. - Staff reviewed the prompt wording and gave prompt-engineering advice (examples and phrasing to force required elements). They also advised adding tattoo descriptions to prompt text. - sixpackofbacon added a technical note: avoid negative prompts (e.g., “do not include X”) because models (Flux, Stable Diffusion) can ignore negations. Outcome / final result - Partial success: one sponsored post produced a masked image (user and staff confirmed “we have mask!”), though the mask/style and some other details (shirtless) were not exactly as the user expected. Subsequent attempts by the user did not reliably reproduce masked outputs — overall behavior is inconsistent. - No definitive fix was found in-ticket. Staff provided mitigation strategies (see below). - Ticket closed by staff (1012012939315789865). Important technical/details & recommendations given - AI generation is somewhat randomized; required accessories (masks, tattoos) may be ignored unless enforced in prompt. - Make the character public for staff sponsorship/testing if needed. - Use explicit, mandatory phrasing in the sponsor/post description (examples given: uppercase/forceful lines like “THE MAN SHOULD, AND MUST, ABSOLUTELY, WEAR A MASK ON HIS FACE” or a fallback clause). - For tattoos: include consistent tattoo descriptions directly in prompt/post description. - Avoid negative prompts like “don’t include X” — models may misinterpret/ignore negations (notably with Flux and Stable Diffusion). - Staff cannot sponsor unlimited posts for free; only the staff member who sponsored one test could do so. If anything in the conversation was unclear or you want a follow-up, let me know which part you want clarified (specific prompts tried, screenshots, or next testing steps).