Isometric Micro-World Generator

Please create a highly completive, information-dense, and well-organized "Isometric Micro-World Archive" visual based on the [theme].

This is not an ordinary room illustration, nor is it just a simple architectural drawing, but a themed space overview map that combines "isometric perspective + architectural section structure + multi-level functional space + high-density themed props + miniature model feel + game scene setting integration." The visuals need to resemble a split-open miniature world, simulation game scenes, dollhouse models, or worldview setting diagrams, allowing viewers to grasp the overall structure at a glance while repeatedly observing the small details.

[Basic Settings]
Theme: [Themes, such as insect research institutes / Future survival bases / Magic potion workshops / AI automation companies / Plant factories / Children's learning centers / Space supply stations]
Space Name / Brand Name: [Brand name or space name, can be blank]
Worldview Direction: [Reality / Sci-Fi / Fairy Tale / Magic / Apocalypse / Museum / Laboratory / Business Simulation / Campus / Natural Ecology]
Building types: [Cabin / Site / Factory / Laboratory / Shop / Museum / Underground Space / Spaceship / Multi-story Studio]
Core Functions: [What is this space mainly used for, such as research, production, exhibition, living, training, trading, learning, maintenance, and planting?]
Main color tone: [Main color, such as light blue, mint green, cream yellow, pink, orange-green, purple-blue, white-blue tech colors]
Auxiliary color: [Auxiliary color, can be empty]
Accent Color: [Accent Color, can be empty]
Aspect ratio: [1:1 / 3:4 / 4:5 / 9:16]
Information density: [Medium-high density / High density / Ultra-high density]
Overall Temperament: [Healing, Cute, Sophisticated, Playful, Popularized, Futuristic, Vintage, Refreshing, Exploratory]

If some fields are not filled in, please use the [Theme] to automatically and reasonably derive the data, and do not leave the screen blank. All content should be generated around the theme in a unified manner, avoiding irrelevant elements.

[Image Structure]
It uses clear isometric views / isometric views / axonometric views, with the main structure being a split-open multi-story themed building or functional base. Viewers can simultaneously see the building's front, sides, ceiling, and interior spaces. The overall building is positioned at the center of the composition, occupying the main area, with the background environment moderately softened to highlight the main subject.

The interior of the building needs to be divided into multiple functional zones, each with a clear purpose, rather than randomly stacked decorations. It can include:
1. Main Workspace / Core Operations Area
2. Display Area / Collection Area / Specimen Area
3. Research Area / Experimental Area / Control Area
4. Storage area / Shelf area / Supplies area
5. Living area / rest area / small residential area
6. Energy area / Machine area / Pipeline area
7. Planting area / cultivation area / ecological zone
8. Entrance area / transport area / maintenance area
9. Spatial connection structures such as stairs, platforms, corridors, railings, and ladders

Clear spatial relationships should be formed between areas through stairs, corridors, platforms, pipes, cable trays, or cables, making the image look like a real, operational miniature system.

[Props and Details]
Generate a large number of related items based on the [theme] and distribute them across different functional areas. Props need to be specific, recognizable, and thematically related—not just generic decorations. Each small item should be as clear and readable as a game asset, with a clickable, interactive, and collectible feel.

Types of items can include:
- Themed equipment: machines, instruments, tools, consoles, containers, screens, workstations
- Daily items: tables and chairs, bookshelves, beds, cups, boxes, cabinets, lamps
- Display items: specimens, models, posters, explanatory boards, glass cabinets, display racks
- Connection structures: pipes, wires, ladders, stairs, conveyor belts, slide rails, platforms
- Ecological elements: plants, tanks, incubators, soil, branches, rocks, specimens
- Character elements: A small number of small characters, animals, robots, or themed creatures to provide a sense of scale and storytelling

Props should be plentiful, but order must be maintained. All props should serve the spatial function and thematic worldview.

[Style Requirements]
The overall style is clear, cute, and intricately hand-drawn cartoon isometric illustrations. The lines are clean, edges are slightly rounded, and the colors are bright and soft, giving the overall impression of being relaxed, healing, and exploratory. The visuals should resemble business simulation games, children's science picture books, miniature models, or setting book pages.

Avoid excessive realism, strong dark light and shadow, heavy oil painting effect, and complex noise. The key is clarity, refinement, layering, and strong readability.

[Color and Light & Shadow]
Use soft colors with high brightness and low to medium saturation. The main color scheme is unified, the secondary colors distinguish different spaces, and accent colors highlight key equipment and small props. Avoid using dead black for line art colors; you can use soft outlines like dark gray, blue-gray, or brown-gray.

Light and shadow remain lightweight, without the need for strong realistic projections. Layering is established through color blocks, structures, lines, and local highlights. The background uses light, low-contrast treatment to make the main building stand out even more.

[Composition and Reading Path]
The main subject is centered or slightly above, and the building has a multi-story sectional structure. The visual reading path should start with the overall architectural outline, then enter the functional areas on each floor, and finally observe the detailed props. Elements such as stairs, platforms, corridors, pipelines, and tracks can guide the viewer's gaze.

The overall composition should be full but not crowded, rich but not chaotic. Every room, platform, and corner should have content, while still maintaining clear spatial boundaries.

[Background Environment]
The background can include weakened external environments according to the theme, such as forests, cities, streets, underground rock formations, experimental parks, underwater areas, space, campuses, factory exterior walls, etc. Don't overshadow the main subject in the background; it's recommended to use light colors, low transparency, and low contrast to create the effect of "clear subject and receding background."

[Final Effect]
The final image should resemble a complete thematic spatial design diagram, combining the structural feel of an architectural section, the detail of game scene asset maps, and the cute exploration of miniature toy houses. It should be suitable for serial visual creation, IP worldview displays, game scene setup, brand space concept images, science content covers, or Xiaohongshu/Pinterest-style visual releases.

Please make sure the screen is:
1. Clear isometric field of view
2. Clear building cross-section structure
3. Complete multi-level functional areas
4. Rich props with unified themes
5. Soft and bright colors
6. Clear and clean line art
7. Weakened background and prominent subject
8. High information density without confusion
9. A miniature world that can be explored, operated, and repeatedly observed