Atlas reads a moodboard and runs two branches from it — a first-person concept image of the scene, and a diorama-style 3D draft of it — so you can judge the look and the massing from the same source.

A vision pass catalogs the moodboard across six pillars: color palette, lighting style, materials and textures, architecture and structures, props and key objects, and overall atmosphere.

A dedicated LLM synthesizes the moodboard into a self-contained environment diorama on a neutral background, rendered as a 2D concept.

A second LLM synthesizes an eye-level, first-person camera perspective with architecture extending past the frame, rendered as a 16:9 concept image.
The diorama concept goes through an Image-to-3D pass for geometry, PBR maps and a base — a conceptual draft of the scene you can orbit and judge, not a production environment.
| Stage | Manual | Atlas |
|---|---|---|
| Moodboard read & prompting | 2–4 hours | 2–5 seconds |
| Two concept renders | 4–6 days | 2–6 seconds |
| 3D diorama reconstruction | 1–2 weeks | 45–60 seconds |
| Total, moodboard to diorama | 2–3 weeks | 50–70 seconds |
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