scbe-manhwa-anchor-sheets

To prevent character visual drift during webtoon batch renders, you lock canonical character anchors and environment swatches using reference-gated visual centers. This enforces strict continuity rules, ensuring stable visuals across episodes.

An anchor sheet in manhwa production is a canonical reference document that locks a character's visual centers and palette rules. It is used to enforce continuity and prevent visual drift across multiple webtoon renders and style updates.

To create environment swatches for continuity-critical locations, generate one swatch sheet per location and apply palette locks guided by anchor-sheet-spec.md. This ensures deterministic render readiness and consistent visual output.

Yes, you need documented reference sources lineage for webtoon continuity checks. It traces the foundation references and lock rules back to their origin, ensuring canonical consistency across characters like Senna, Bram, and Alexander.

The best way to maintain canon-locked palettes across style updates is to apply palette locks and reference-gated visual centers through anchor sheets. This prevents visual drift and ensures deterministic render readiness.