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You can generate consistent pixel-art character sprite sheets by approving a base character design, then producing idle, walking, typing, handoff, and coffee sheets using reference-based prompts. This workflow enforces fixed grid layouts, magenta backgrounds, and no anti-aliasing to ensure frame consistency.

Office character sprites require an 8x8 grid for idle and walking animations, an 8x1 strip for typing, and 4x1 strips for handoff and coffee. The sheets must use a solid magenta (#FF00FF) background with no padding or anti-aliasing to enforce strict pixel-art constraints.

The approval workflow for sprite sheets involves creating a base character design, validating it against reference sheets, then generating all five animation sheets. This ensures the character's pixel-art design remains consistent across the idle, walking, typing, handoff, and coffee animations.

This character sprite workflow is specifically designed for Claude Office Visualizer agents, applying strict pixel-art constraints to office-related actions like typing, handoff, and drinking coffee. While the grid and magenta background rules are standard, the animation set targets office scenarios.

Inconsistent frames and bleeding edges in pixel-art sprite sheets usually occur when anti-aliasing is applied or padding is added. This workflow prevents these issues by enforcing solid-edge pixels, strict 8x8 and 8x1 grid layouts, and a magenta background with no padding or anti-aliasing.