multi-pet-layout-adjustment

Adjusting one pet's position and size in a multi-pet composition involves updating the targeted pet's anchor and scale in the session state. This triggers a focused re-synthesis that preserves other pets, background, and text.

Yes, you can resize a single pet layer without re-cropping others. The adjustment is non-destructive, meaning only the targeted pet layer is moved while no automatic global rearrangements or re-cropping occur for the rest of the scene.

When you modify the multi-pet session state, the background and text are preserved. The composition re-runs using the latest state, outputting a new design.png and, if text is configured, a design_final.png with the original text intact.

Adjusting a single pet's layout does not require re-cutting all elements. It updates the design by modifying the session state and triggering a focused re-synthesis, avoiding the tedious process of re-placing every element in the scene.

If your multi-pet layout automatically rearranges, you need a non-destructive state update approach. This skill applies anchor and scale changes only to the specified pet layer, preventing automatic global rearrangements during the re-synthesis.