The Premium Shoot

When you're done

You'll have run her first premium photoshoot in the Create suite — preset pill + the six-part prompt formula, four takes for ~80 credits — and you'll have picked the keeper that anchors the rest of this section (it becomes the edit source in r-4, and the edited variant becomes the video start-frame after that).

Why this matters

The Content Factory from Phase 3 (3-1) keeps her feed alive daily with SFW content. This is the other engine: the premium content her Phase 6 ladder actually sells. Same discipline — recipes, batches, keepers — but a different studio with far more range, and a prompting culture worth stealing: on Rogue, the pros click a preset pill first and type second. The presets are professionally tuned per model; your prompt only adds the specifics the preset doesn't cover.

One mindset carry-over from 3-1 still rules: you are producing sets, not browsing possibilities. Decide the shot, run it, pick keepers, get out. The meter thanks you.

The steps

1. Select her, not a generic model. Create suite → Model Drawer → Character Models → My Characters → her card. Her panel opens showing her reference face, her image model (Softcore Image), and the aspect-ratio picker. This is the fidelity lock — every render in this session is her.

2. Pick the scene from a preset pill. Above the prompt box: her model's preset menus (Clothes, Location, Selfies, Solo Play, Situations…). For the first premium set, go Selfies → Mirror Selfie (Night) — it reads amateur-real, which converts better than studio-perfect for a girl whose feed is built on "girl next door", and it's naturally suggestive without being explicit. You'll go further down the menus when her ladder calls for it (r-5).

3. Add the formula prompt. The preset sets the shot; your prompt fills in the specifics using Rogue's six-part formula — subject, clothes, location, time, style, angle. The exact prompt from our live shoot:

she wears an oversized white tee slipping off one shoulder, hair up in a messy bun, warm lamp light in her bedroom at night, amateur flash photography

Notice what's not in it: her face, her body, her identity — the character model carries all of that. You're only writing the scene. (And per r-1's rules: "woman" if you reference her at all, never "girl".)

4. Check the button, then create. Generate showed 80 credits for this set — four takes. That's the read-the-button habit from r-1 in action: you knew the price before you clicked.

5. Pick the keeper — same 10-second rule as Phase 3. Four takes came back; ours nailed the brief on take one: the tee, the bun, the lamp, the flash, and her face — cross-platform fidelity confirmed. Favorite the keeper (♥) so it's easy to find in the library, and be honest about the misses.

6. Steal instead of guessing — the Inspire library. Before you invent shot ideas from nothing, open Inspire: a library of finished community renders you can remix — it loads the exact prompt, model, and settings behind any image, and you swap in your character. It's the single fastest way to expand her range without burning credits on experiments. (Same spirit as the Telegram metadata drops from r-1.)

AI prompts for this lesson

Copy these into your AI assistant when you want a hand. They know this lesson.

Want a premium scene menu in her voice? Same trick as 3-1:

Do it now

~20 minutes, ~80 credits.

• Her character selected in the Create suite (her face on the panel)
• Preset pill picked (Mirror Selfie (Night) or one scene-menu equivalent)
• Formula prompt written — scene only, no identity words
• Price read on the button, then generated
• Keeper picked and favorited (♥), misses judged honestly
• Keeper posted in #content — this one's worth celebrating

You're done when

If you're stuck