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Gemini hat gesagt This is a prompt for the "Gravetide Sentinel Greathelm." To ensure the tool generates a clean, non-clumpy model, this prompt emphasizes segmented plating where the heavy parts are physically separated by negative space or energy, forcing distinct geometry. Hytale Armor Piece Prompt: Gravetide Sentinel Greathelm Overall Style & Structure: Hytale art style model of a super-heavy, enclosed "bucket" style greathelm. The defining feature is that the helmet is not one solid piece of metal. It is constructed from distinct, heavy segments of magically reinforced stone held together by visible energy fields, ensuring a sharp, segmented silhouette with distinct separation between parts. 1. The Underlying Frame (The "Cage"): The base of the helmet is a rigid, open framework made of dark, dull iron bars, square in cross-section (roughly 2cm thick). This frame forms the basic shape of the human head but is mostly visible only in the gaps between the outer plates. 2. The Outer Plating (Floating Bedrock Segments): Mounted onto this iron frame are five separate, massive plates of rough, cracked black bedrock. Crucially, none of these stone plates physically touch each other. There is a consistent 1cm gap between all plates, filled with pulsing, translucent purple void energy that acts as the binding agent. The Faceplate: A single, thick, angular T-shaped slab of bedrock covering the front. It has razor-sharp, beveled edges. The Crown Plate: A flat, hexagonal slab sitting on top of the head. The Jaw Plates: Two separate, curved slabs protecting the cheeks and jawline. The Nape Plate: A single wide slab protecting the back of the neck. 3. The Visor Area (The Void Gaze): There is no physical eye slit cut into the stone. Instead, the "crossbar" area of the T-shaped faceplate has a deep rectangular recess. Inside this recess is absolute darkness. Two distinct, floating diamonds (cubes rotated on point) of intensely glowing purple energy hover where the eyes wo

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