ccccEsion/IMUG-Bench huggingface dataset:
Domain: Mechanisms / sliding_mechanism_edit

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Based on the input image, edit it to show the slide mechanism of the trombone in its fully retracted (strictly closed) state. The slide should be completely pushed in to its limit without damaging the instrument. Keep all other elements, details, and the background of the image unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be a clear edit of the input image: the identity of the trombone, the background, and the overall scene style must remain consistent.

2. The slide mechanism must be in a 'strictly closed' state: the inner slide should be completely retracted into the outer slide, reaching its physical limit as a trombone would in normal use.

3. The key structures of the original trombone must be preserved: its golden metal color, texture, the number of components (e.g., bell, mouthpiece receiver, slide brace), and overall shape should not change.

4. The direction of the slide's movement must be correct: it should be retracted along the straight path defined by the outer slide tubes, consistent with how a trombone slide operates.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Now, based on the image you just generated (the trombone with the slide fully retracted), edit it to show the slide mechanism in its fully extended (maximum open) state. The slide should be pulled out to its maximum practical length without damaging the instrument. Keep all other elements, details, and the background of the image unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be a clear edit of the previous image: the identity of the trombone, the background, and the overall scene style must remain consistent with the turn 1 input image.

2. The slide mechanism must be in a 'maximum open' state: the inner slide should be extended to its maximum practical length without damaging the instrument, as required by the current turn's instruction.

3. Apart from the linear displacement of the slide, the trombone's appearance should not change significantly: its color, texture, number of parts, and key structures (bell, braces) must be identical to the previous state.

4. The direction of the slide's extension must be correct: it should be pulled out in a straight line along the axis defined by the outer slide tubes in the turn 1 input image, matching the geometric constraints and common sense of a trombone's operation.
Domain: Mechanisms / sliding_mechanism_edit

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Please output an image: Edit the input image so that the sliding mechanism of the pull-out faucet is in its fully retracted, strictly closed state. The faucet's body, handle, finish, and all other details must remain unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms, modify all of them.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be a clear edit of the input image: the identity of the faucet, its retro style, metallic finish, and background/scene must remain consistent.

2. The sliding mechanism (the retractable spout) must be in a 'strictly closed' state, fully retracted to its limit as would be physically possible without damaging the faucet.

3. The faucet's key structures must be preserved: its color, material texture, the 'P' logo, the lever handle, and the number of visible components should not change.

4. The retractable spout must be correctly aligned with its housing/slide path, showing no visual misalignment or impossible geometry for a retracted position.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Based on the previous input image and your first output, now edit the image so that the sliding mechanism of the pull-out faucet is in its maximally extended, fully open state. The faucet's body, handle, finish, and all other details must remain unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms, modify all of them.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be a clear edit consistent with the original input image: the same faucet identity, retro style, metallic finish, and background/scene must be maintained.

2. The sliding mechanism (the retractable spout) must be in a 'maximally open' state, fully extended to its practical limit as would be physically possible without breaking the faucet, as required by the current turn's instruction.

3. Apart from the linear displacement of the spout, the faucet's appearance should not change noticeably: its color, texture, the 'P' logo, the lever handle, and component count must be consistent.

4. The direction of extension for the retractable spout must be correct, following the implied axis/rail of the faucet's design as seen in the original input image and common sense for how such a faucet extends.
Domain: Mechanisms / sliding_mechanism_edit

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Please output an image: Based on the input image, edit it so that the sliding mechanism is in its fully closed state (completely retracted/shut to the limit), while keeping all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms on this object, modify all of them simultaneously.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be clearly an edit of the input image: the same object identity and the same background/scene style must be maintained.

2. The sliding mechanism must reach the 'strictly closed' limit, achieving a fully closed/retracted state for the sliding window sashes, consistent with common sense and without damaging the object.

3. The object's key structure must be preserved: color, material, and number of parts should not change noticeably.

4. All sliding mechanisms (both window sashes) on the sliding window are fully closed/retracted, not just some of them.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please continue modifying the image you just output, so that the sliding mechanism is in its maximally open state (fully extended/slid out to the limit without damaging the object), while keeping all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms on this object, modify all of them simultaneously.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be clearly an edit of the turn 1 input image: the same object identity and the same background/scene style must be maintained.

2. The sliding mechanism must reach the 'maximally open' limit, achieving the greatest possible opening/extension for the sliding window sashes, consistent with common sense and the physical constraints of the window frame/track, as required by the turn 2 input text.

3. The object's key structure must be preserved: color, material, and number of parts should not change noticeably.

4. The opening direction for the sliding window sashes in the output image must be correct, sliding horizontally along the track/rail, and must align with common sense, as implied by the object being a sliding window.

5. All sliding mechanisms (both window sashes) on the sliding window are fully opened/extended, not just some of them.
Domain: Mechanisms / sliding_mechanism_edit

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Please output an image: Edit the input image so that the sliding mechanism is in a strictly closed state (completely retracted/fully shut to its limit), while keeping all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms on this object, modify all of them simultaneously.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be a clear edit of the input image: the identity of the object and the style of the background/scene must remain consistent (it should not become a completely different object or scene).

2. The sliding mechanism must reach the 'strictly closed' limit: the sliding doors of the wardrobe must be completely shut/retracted to their limit, consistent with common sense.

3. Apart from the sliding displacement, the object's appearance should not change significantly (color, texture, number of components, and key structures must remain consistent).

4. All sliding mechanisms on the wardrobe (both sliding doors) are completely closed/retracted, not just some of them.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Based on the previous input image and your output image, continue editing so that the sliding mechanism is in a maximally open state (fully extended/pulled out to its maximum limit without damaging the object), while keeping all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms on this object, modify all of them simultaneously.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be a clear edit of the input image from turn 1: the identity of the object (wardrobe) and the style of the background/scene must remain consistent with the turn 1 input image.

2. The sliding mechanism must reach the 'maximally open' limit: the sliding doors of the wardrobe must be fully extended to their maximum possible position, consistent with common sense and without appearing to damage the object.

3. The key structures of the original object are maintained: color, material, and number of parts should not be noticeably altered.

4. The opening direction of the wardrobe's sliding doors in the output image is correct. The sliding direction must conform to the geometric constraints of the tracks/rails as visible in the turn 1 input image and match the common-sense opening direction for such a wardrobe.

5. All sliding mechanisms on the wardrobe (both sliding doors) are fully opened/extended, not just some of them.
Domain: Mechanisms / sliding_mechanism_edit

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Please output an image: Edit the input image so that the sliding mechanism is in its fully closed state (completely retracted/fully shut to its limit), while keeping all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms in the object, modify all of them simultaneously.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be a clear edit of the input image: The identity of the object (elevator doors) and the background/scene style must remain consistent.

2. The sliding mechanism must reach the 'strictly closed' limit: The elevator door panels must be depicted as completely shut, with no visible gap, meeting the common-sense limit of a fully closed elevator door.

3. The object's key structure must be preserved: The color, material, and number of components (e.g., the control panel on the right wall, the decorative panel above the doors) should not change noticeably.

4. All sliding mechanisms in the object must be modified: Both door panels of the elevator must be shown in the fully closed position, not just one.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the previous input image and your output image, continue the modification. Edit the image so that the sliding mechanism is in its maximally open state (fully extended/slid open to its maximum limit without damaging the object), while keeping all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms in the object, modify all of them simultaneously.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be a clear edit of the input image from turn 1: The identity of the object (elevator doors) and the background/scene style must remain consistent with the turn 1 input image.

2. The sliding mechanism must reach the 'maximally open' limit: The elevator door panels must be depicted as slid open to their maximum possible extent, fully retracting into the wall pockets on either side, consistent with common-sense elevator door operation.

3. The object's key structure must be preserved: The color, material, and number of components (e.g., the control panel, the wall, the door tracks/guides) should not change noticeably from the turn 1 input image.

4. The opening direction must be correct: The door panels must slide horizontally along their tracks/guides, moving away from the center, which is the correct opening direction for standard elevator doors.

5. All sliding mechanisms must be modified: Both door panels of the elevator must be shown in the fully open position, not just one.
Domain: Mechanisms / sliding_mechanism_edit

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Based on the input image, edit it to show the sliding mechanism in its fully closed state (completely retracted/shut to its limit). Keep all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms on this object, modify all of them simultaneously.
output: evaluation_points: The output must be a clear edit of the input image: the identity of the object (subway platform screen doors) and the scene/background style must remain consistent.

The sliding mechanism must be in its 'strictly closed' limit: the subway platform screen doors must be shown completely shut, with the door leaves fully retracted into their frames, meeting the physical limit of closure without damage.

Apart from the sliding displacement, the object's appearance should not change noticeably: color, texture, number of components (glass panels, metal frames, safety lines), and key structural features must remain consistent.

All sliding mechanisms (all visible door leaves) on the subway platform screen doors must be shown in the fully closed/retracted state, not just some of them.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the previous input image and your first output, continue editing the image to show the sliding mechanism in its maximally open state (fully extended/protruded to its limit). Keep all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms on this object, modify all of them simultaneously.
output: evaluation_points: The output must be a clear edit: the identity of the object (subway platform screen doors) and the scene/background style must remain consistent with the turn1 input image.

The sliding mechanism must achieve the 'maximally open' limit: the subway platform screen door leaves must be shown fully extended/slid open to their maximum possible extent along their horizontal tracks, consistent with common sense and without damaging the structure.

The object's key structure must be preserved: color, material, and the number of parts (glass panels, metal frames, safety lines) should not be noticeably altered from their state in the turn1 input image.

The opening direction of the subway platform screen doors in the output image must be correct: the sliding direction must align with the geometric constraints of the visible tracks/guides and conform to the common sense of how such doors open (horizontally, likely sliding into recesses within the fixed frame).

All sliding mechanisms (all visible door leaves) on the subway platform screen doors must be shown in the fully open/extended state, not just some of them.
Domain: Mechanisms / sliding_mechanism_edit

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Please output an image: Based on the input image, edit it so that the sliding mechanism is in its maximum open state (fully extended/pulled out to its limit without damaging the object). Keep all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms on this object, modify all of them.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be a clear edit of the input image: the identity of the object and the background/scene style must remain consistent.

2. The sliding mechanism must be at its 'maximum open' limit, corresponding to the common-sense maximum opening/extension of a shower cubicle sliding door without causing damage.

3. The key structure of the original object must be preserved: color, material, and number of parts should not change noticeably.

4. The opening direction of the shower cubicle sliding door in the output image must be correct. The sliding direction must conform to the geometric constraints of the top rail and align with the common-sense opening direction for such a door.

5. (Not applicable for this single-door object) All sliding mechanisms must be modified.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the previous input image and your output image, continue editing it so that the sliding mechanism is in a strictly closed state (completely retracted/fully shut to its limit). Keep all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms on this object, modify all of them.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be a clear edit of the turn 1 input image: the identity of the object and the background/scene style must remain consistent with the turn 1 input image.

2. The sliding mechanism must reach the 'strictly closed' limit, achieving a fully closed/retracted state for the shower cubicle sliding door that is plausible in common sense.

3. Apart from the sliding displacement, the object's appearance should not change noticeably (color, texture, number of parts, and key structure must remain consistent with the turn 1 input image).

4. (Not applicable for this single-door object) All sliding mechanisms must be modified.
Domain: Mechanisms / sliding_mechanism_edit

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Please output an image: Edit the input image so that the sliding mechanism of the balcony sliding door is in its fully closed state (completely retracted/fully shut to the limit), while keeping all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms in the object, modify all of them simultaneously.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be clearly an edit of the input image: The identity of the object (the balcony sliding door) and the background/scene style must remain consistent.

2. The sliding mechanism must achieve the 'strictly closed' limit: The door panels of the balcony sliding door must be completely retracted/shut to the limit, aligning with common sense for a fully closed sliding door.

3. The object's key appearance should not change significantly: The white frame, transparent glass, and number of door panels (2) must remain consistent, aside from their sliding displacement.

4. The sliding direction must be correct: The door panels must slide along their top and bottom tracks in the direction that results in a fully closed position, consistent with the geometric constraints of the installation.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the previous input image and your output image, continue the modification. Edit the image so that the sliding mechanism of the balcony sliding door is in its maximally open state (fully extended/slid open to the maximum limit without damaging the object), while keeping all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If there are multiple sliding mechanisms in the object, modify all of them simultaneously.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be clearly an edit of the turn1 input image: The identity of the object (the balcony sliding door) and the background/scene style must remain consistent with the turn1 input image.

2. The sliding mechanism must achieve the 'maximally open' limit: The door panels of the balcony sliding door must be slid open to their maximum possible extent along the tracks, consistent with common sense for a fully open sliding door without damage, as required by the turn2 input text.

3. The object's key appearance should not change significantly: The white frame, transparent glass, and number of door panels (2) must remain consistent with the turn1 input image, aside from their sliding displacement.

4. The sliding direction must be correct: The door panels must slide along their top and bottom tracks in the direction that results in a maximally open position, consistent with the geometric constraints of the installation and the door's design as depicted in the turn1 input image.
Domain: Mechanisms / sliding_mechanism_edit

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Please output an image: Edit the input image so that the sliding mechanism of the DVD drive is in its fully closed state (completely retracted/fully shut to its limit), while keeping all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If the object contains multiple sliding mechanisms, modify all of them simultaneously.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be a clear edit of the input image: The identity of the DVD drive and the style of the background/scene must remain consistent (it should not become a completely different object or scene).

2. The sliding mechanism must reach the 'strictly closed' limit: The drawer of the DVD drive must be shown as completely retracted and flush with the front panel, achieving a fully shut state that aligns with common sense.

3. Apart from the sliding displacement, the object's appearance should not change noticeably: The color, texture, number of components, and key structural features (like the 'DVD RW' labels and buttons) must remain consistent.

4. Since the DVD drive has only one sliding drawer, ensure this single mechanism is fully closed.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Based on the previous input image and your first output, continue editing so that the sliding mechanism of the DVD drive is in its maximally open state (fully extended/pulled out to its limit without damaging the object), while keeping all other unrelated elements and details unchanged. If the object contains multiple sliding mechanisms, modify all of them simultaneously.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be a clear edit of the previous images: The identity of the DVD drive and the style of the background/scene must remain consistent with the turn1 input image.

2. The sliding mechanism must reach the 'maximally open' limit: The drawer of the DVD drive must be shown as fully extended, pulled out to the maximum extent possible according to its physical rails/slots, simulating its real-world maximum opening without appearing broken.

3. The original object's key structure must be preserved: The color, material, and number of parts (like the tray, buttons, and labels) should not be noticeably altered.

4. The opening direction of the DVD drive drawer in the output image must be correct: The drawer must slide out linearly along its expected path, consistent with the geometric constraints of its design and common sense, as inferred from the turn1 input image.

5. Since the DVD drive has only one sliding drawer, ensure this single mechanism is fully extended.