A Red Coat Is Your Coat
A plain red wool coat stays on the locked host. Costume fur, a sack, or a theatrical beard means the coat left her.
The red coat belongs to the locked host. It is Lena's plain wool coat, the one that already hangs in her shop, and it is not a mascot uniform. Ask for red wool, a simple collar, and her face visible. Leave costume fur, a sack, and a theatrical beard out of the sentence. Those extras turn a garment she owns into a character the shop does not employ. If they show up, reject the still. The coat can be the wardrobe change. The face cannot change with it. A realistic face is labeled as AI. The disclosure stays on the post. Build the coat still in this order: start from the red wool already on Lena's hanger; ask for a simple collar and a visible face; check both eyes and the jaw; allow motion only when a regular customer would still know her. The first three seconds show the plain red wool coat while she says the coat is the plain wool one from her own hanger. Before you post, reject costume fur, a sack, or a theatrical beard. One host, fifteen to forty-five seconds, and the caption says the face is AI.
Start from her hanger
Describe the coat she already owns: plain red wool, simple collar, buttons you could buy in a notions tin. Lena's locked face sits above that collar with the hairline unchanged. If the prompt starts from a mascot instead of the hanger, the still will chase the mascot. The shop post then features a character, not the host. Open from the hanger, then describe plain red wool and a simple collar, then place the locked face above that collar, and only then generate motion. The first three seconds show the red coat and the buttons while Lena says the coat is the one that already hangs in the shop. Reject, before posting, a still that began as a mascot and hid her jaw.
Keep the face out of the costume
The collar can cover a little of the neck and must not swallow the jaw. Both eyes stay readable. A hood that hides the hairline removes the lock you are trying to keep. Approve only the frame where a regular customer of the wool shop would still recognize Lena under the red wool. Check the collar, then the jaw, then both eyes, and approve only when the hairline is still in view. The opening three seconds show Lena's face above the simple collar while she says the red wool is her coat. Before you post, reject a hood that swallows the hairline or fur that covers the jaw.
Use the coat as clothes
A later still may change clothes only, and this coat is that change. Life photos of the same week should still be Lena, whether she is in the coat or back in the corduroy. A new jaw that arrived with the red dye is a failed still. Label the realistic face as AI and leave the platform disclosure in place. Treat the red wool as a clothes change on the locked face, compare a later still with the earlier shop week, and export only the match. The first three seconds show the same jaw in the red coat while she says she is still the wool-shop host. Reject, before posting, a new jaw that arrived with the dye, and say in the caption that the face is AI.
A worked example
Lena's wool shop uses her own red wool coat for the week of posts. The prompt names plain red wool and a simple collar, plus the locked face. The approved still is that coat in the shop doorway, eyes clear. Another frame added costume fur and a sack. That frame never moved. The caption labels the host as AI. The week's order is hanger, prompt, eye check, then motion. The first three seconds show Lena in the doorway in plain red wool while she says the coat is hers. The frame with costume fur and a sack is the one you reject before posting. The caption says the host is AI.
Before you post
- The coat is plain red wool.
- Eyes and jaw still match the lock.
- Costume extras are absent.
Where Scro fits
Scro locks one host face and lets a wardrobe change change clothes only, so the red wool stays a coat on Lena. Approve the stills before motion. Life photos reuse that host. Export at 9:16. Keep the lock, change clothes only, approve the red-wool still, then export, in that order. The first three seconds show the plain coat on Lena while she says it is the shop coat. Reject, before posting, costume fur, a sack, or a beard, and write that the face is AI.
Keep the coat on your host. Finished samples are on the examples page.
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