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Japanese Stormworks Guide Infographic

A detailed Japanese infographic poster explaining a vehicle-building rescue game, suitable for creating handbook-style game overview visuals or social media explainer images.

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{
  "type": "Japanese game instruction infographic poster",
  "topic": "{argument name=\"game title\" default=\"Stormworks\"}",
  "style": "The infographics, featuring a simple, illustration style on a beige vintage paper background, a light-colored grid background, navy blue headings, and rounded-corner panels, blend the style of a technical manual with a fun game guide. The print is clear and highly readable, with a subtle aged texture.",
  "language": "Chinese",
  "format": "Vertical poster",
  "layout": {
    "header": {
      "title": "{argument name=\"main title\" default=\"Stormworks Detailed Guide\"}",
      "subtitle": "{argument name=\"subtitle text\" default=\"Enjoy a vehicle development game that combines rescue, construction, and automation.\"}",
      "left_icons_count": 4,
      "left_icons": [
        "anchor",
        "airplane",
        "wrench",
        "gear"
      ],
      "top_right_icon": "compass rose"
    },
    "sections": [
      {
        "title": "1. Overview",
        "position": "upper right",
        "count": 1,
        "labels": [
          "overview"
        ],
        "content": "The brief Chinese paragraph introduces this as an engineering and rescue sandbox game where players can design and build vehicles, transport cargo, and complete missions in harsh natural environments; it mentions ships, airplanes, helicopters, and land vehicles."
      },
      {
        "title": "2 Core Gameplay",
        "position": "right middle",
        "count": 5,
        "labels": [
          "Vehicle design and construction",
          "Lua / Microcontroller Automation",
          "Navigation and Sensor Applications",
          "Operations in meteorological and marine environments",
          "Mission Challenge"
        ],
        "icon_style": "Green circular line icon",
        "content": "Five vertically arranged function cards, each containing an icon, a bold title, and two to three lines of Chinese explanatory text."
      },
      {
        "title": "3. Main attractions",
        "position": "middle wide panel",
        "count": 4,
        "labels": [
          "Design freedom",
          "Real System",
          "Engineers' Creativity",
          "Sense of accomplishment"
        ],
        "content": "Four cards side by side, with small illustrations and explanatory text."
      },
      {
        "title": "4 Representative Vehicles",
        "position": "lower middle large panel",
        "count": 4,
        "labels": [
          "Boat",
          "airplane",
          "helicopter",
          "land vehicles"
        ],
        "content": "The top row contains four bordered vehicle example cards, each with an image and a brief Chinese description; the bottom strip contains a system flowchart and a dashboard example."
      },
      {
        "title": "5. Basic System",
        "position": "lower right",
        "count": 4,
        "labels": [
          "Development",
          "type",
          "Features",
          "recommend"
        ],
        "content": "A compact four-line list with small icons and brief Chinese descriptions."
      }
    ],
    "footer": {
      "left_box_title": "TIPS",
      "left_box_bullets_count": 2,
      "left_box_bullets": [
        "It is recommended to start with simple vehicles and gradually add features.",
        "For microcontrollers, it's recommended to follow the sequence of 'testing → small-scale production → scaling' for greater stability. Visualizing the status using sensors and displays makes operation easier."
      ],
      "center_icons_count": 3,
      "center_icons": [
        "sensor",
        "communication tower",
        "map pin on folded map"
      ],
      "right_box_title": "Task Example",
      "right_box_items_count": 5,
      "right_box_items": [
        "Rescue the distressed",
        "Material transportation",
        "Forest fire fighting",
        "Oil Sewage Recycling",
        "Survey and observation"
      ],
      "right_box_visual": "Small island map"
    }
  },
  "main_image": {
    "position": "upper left large panel",
    "description": "A bright orange rescue vessel sails on the deep blue sea, kicking up white spray. The shot, taken from a three-quarter angle, shows black railings and deck equipment against a backdrop of rocky islands covered in pine trees and a lighthouse. Stylized white polygonal clouds dot the light blue sky.",
    "caption": "Game screen illustration",
    "overlay_ui_count": 4,
    "overlay_ui": [
      "Small dark date/time HUD in the upper right corner",
      "GPS mini-map in the bottom left corner",
      "Six square toolbar icons centered at the bottom",
      "A compact status panel with three colored progress bars in the bottom right corner."
    ]
  },
  "sub_panels": {
    "section_3_images_count": 4,
    "section_3_images": [
      "Modular ship design blocks similar to blueprints",
      "Three circular instruments with mechanical parts",
      "Logic diagram with label boxes and arrows",
      "An orange rescue helicopter above the sea and a small illustration scene."
    ],
    "section_4_vehicle_images_count": 4,
    "section_4_vehicle_images": [
      "A huge red ship on the sea",
      "A single-engine propeller plane in flight",
      "Orange-white helicopter",
      "Yellow off-road multi-purpose truck"
    ],
    "systems_flow": {
      "title": "System connection (example)",
      "count": 5,
      "labels": [
        "fuel tank",
        "engine",
        "dynamo",
        "Power bus",
        "Each system"
      ],
      "arrows": [
        "Energy Flow",
        "control signals",
        "Sensor feedback"
      ]
    },
    "instrument_example": {
      "title": "Dashboard Example",
      "gauges_count": 5,
      "gauges": [
        "Tachometer-type instrument",
        "Speedometer instrument",
        "Pressure or temperature gauge",
        "Digital voltage display: 25.4 VOLT",
        "Fuel gauge"
      ]
    }
  },
  "visual_requirements": {
    "aspect_ratio": "3:4",
    "rendering": "A combination of flat infographic graphics and semi-realistic game screenshots/hand-drawn illustrations",
    "color_palette": [
      "Navy Blue",
      "Forest Green",
      "orange color",
      "Beige",
      "light blue",
      "grey"
    ],
    "linework": "Clear printing outline",
    "typography": "The title uses bold Chinese font, and the body text uses a clean sans-serif Chinese font.",
    "overall_feel": "Educational field guides, game manuals, and posters are exquisite and user-friendly."
  }
}

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game title
Default
Stormworks
Variable
main title
Default
Stormworks Detailed Guide
Variable
subtitle text
Default
Enjoy a vehicle development game that combines rescue, construction, and automation.

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