Concept / Mechanical anatomy
Mechanical anatomy
An anatomical form in which body structure is made from mechanical parts such as joints, outer casing, or mechanisms
An anatomical form in which body structure is made from mechanical parts such as joints, outer casing, or mechanisms.
Teenage boy
Both languages share the English example images. Japanese prompts are the recorded translations.
A phrase to start with
Directs a subject's body structure toward anatomy made from mechanical parts.
Appearance and effects
Joints, outer casing, or mechanisms appear as the body structure itself rather than as external additions.
Visual traits
- mechanical joints or outer casing
- mechanism-based body
- body structure rather than external additions
Expected changes
- Mechanical joints or outer casing are more likely to appear as body structure.
- They are more likely to read as the body itself rather than external equipment.
Five examples
1 — Medium-sized dog
Open image ↗2 — Cat
Open image ↗3 — Teenage boy
Open image ↗4 — A nonmechanical living subject in a room
An unoccupied quiet scene has no body that can receive mechanical anatomy, so it is replaced with one living subject that does not pre-stage mechanical body structure.
a single living subject in a quiet room with no mechanical parts visible as body structure
- a single living subject with no mechanical parts visible as body structure
- a quiet room
5 — A nonmechanical living subject in a landscape
A landscape alone has no body that can receive mechanical anatomy, so it is replaced with one living subject that does not pre-stage mechanical body structure.
a single living subject in an open landscape with no mechanical parts visible as body structure
- a single living subject with no mechanical parts visible as body structure
- an open landscape
Meaning and scope
Definition
Mechanical anatomy is an anatomical form in which body structure is made from mechanical parts such as joints, outer casing, or mechanisms. It does not determine robot personality, intelligence, weapons, damage, use, power source, culture, or realism.
In more detail
It concerns a body itself being built from mechanical parts. It is distinct from a machine as a general object, hybrid anatomy that integrates different sources, humanlike anatomy alone, and external equipment or clothing.
Includes
- Body structure made from mechanical parts such as joints, outer casing, or mechanisms.
Excludes
- Robot personality or intelligence.
- Weapons.
- Damage.
- A use.
- A power source.
- Culture.
- A level of realism.
- A general machine object.
What this does not imply
- Robot personality.
- Intelligence.
- Weapons.
- Damage.
- A use.
- A power source.
- Culture.
- A level of realism.
Variability
Mechanical part type, visible extent, joint placement, and body orientation can be adjusted separately.
Usage and adjustments
Usage
- Use it to make body structure itself consist of mechanical parts.
Distinguish similar expressions
- Specify personality, intelligence, weapons, damage, use, power source, culture, or realism separately only when needed.
Typical uses
- Specify an anatomical form whose body structure is made from mechanical parts.
Possible failure modes
- It reads as a general machine object.
- The parts become external equipment.
- Weapons, damage, or personality are added automatically.
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