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Check the five views

Read the sheet left to right: headshot, then front, back, left and right. Check that the face, hair and clothes match in all five. If one part is off, regenerate just that part.

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Juniper Hale's finished character sheet, version 1: a large headshot of a freckled woman with a long auburn braid, then front, back, left and right full-body views in a navy peacoat, cream sweater, dark jeans and black boots.
The finished sheet, version 1, built from the words typed in step 3.
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What to check, like a cinematographer

The five-view character sheet on its own: headshot on the left, then front, back, left and right full-body views.
Headshot · Front · Back · Left · Right. The headshot carries the face; the four views carry the build, the hair from every side, and the costume.
  1. The face. Is the headshot the person you described? The same eyes, freckles and age should show in the front view.
  2. The hair from every side. The back view is the one the camera sees over a shoulder. Here the braid runs down the back, as written.
  3. The costume. Every view should wear the same clothes, down to the boots. That is the outfit the character wears in every scene until you add another in the Wardrobe.
  4. The build and posture. All four bodies should be the same height and shape.

Your decision: keep it, remake a part, or change the look

It looks right: you are done. Version 1 is starred, so every new shot uses it.

One part is off (a body view does not match the face, say): click Regenerate headshot or Regenerate full body, 18 credits each. Each makes a new version; the old one stays in the version stepper.

You want a different look (new hair, older, another coat): change it in the Image Builder. The next two steps show how.

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