ccccEsion/IMUG-Bench huggingface dataset:
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a close-up picture of a specific cloud state: a low, uniform, fog-like stratus cloud that hugs the ground.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is a cloud in the sky.

2. The cloud's characteristics (shape, color, texture) match the description: low, uniform, fog-like, and hugging the ground.

3. The cloud depicted is a typical stratus (fog) cloud.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this form of cloud into the sky of the scene image provided to you in this turn, while keeping the ground scene unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene is replaced by the cloud from Turn 1.

The cloud's color and morphological features (low, uniform, fog-like, and hugging the ground) are visually consistent with the stratus cloud from the Turn 1 output image, appearing as a direct transfer rather than a newly generated cloud. The cloud must maintain the specific state described in Turn 1: a low, uniform, fog-like stratus cloud that hugs the ground.

3. The ground scene in the image is completely identical to the input reference image.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a close-up image of towering cumulus clouds (Cumulus Congestus) that are rapidly building upwards, showing their characteristic puffy, cauliflower-like structure with significant vertical development.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is clouds in the sky.

2. The clouds in the image share the same morphological and visual characteristics (e.g., shape, color, vertical structure) as described in the prompt: rapidly building, towering cumulus with a puffy, cauliflower-like appearance.

3. The clouds depicted are a typical representation of Cumulus Congestus (towering cumulus).

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this specific cloud formation into the sky of the new scene image provided to you, while keeping the ground scene completely unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene has been replaced by the clouds from the Turn 1 image.

The color, shape, and morphological features of the clouds are visually consistent with the towering cumulus clouds (Cumulus Congestus) from the Turn 1 output image, maintaining their characteristic puffy, cauliflower-like structure with significant vertical development as described in Turn 1's prompt, appearing as a direct transfer rather than a newly generated cloud formation.

3. The ground scene in the image matches the input reference image exactly.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a close-up image of a Roll Cloud, which is a long, horizontal, tube-like cloud formation in the sky.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is a cloud in the sky.

2. The cloud in the image matches the described characteristics in terms of shape (long, horizontal, tube-like) and color (typical cloud colors like white/gray).

3. The cloud depicted is a typical example of a Roll Cloud.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this exact cloud formation into the sky of the scene provided in this turn's image, while keeping the ground scene unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene has been replaced by the cloud from Turn 1.

The cloud's color and morphological features (long, horizontal, tube-like) are visually consistent with the Roll Cloud from the Turn 1 output image, appearing as a direct transfer rather than a newly generated cloud.

3. The ground scene in the image is completely identical to the input reference image.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Generate a close-up picture of a shelf cloud, which appears as a massive, advancing arc or wall-like formation in the sky.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is a cloud formation in the sky.

2. The cloud's features (shape, color, texture) match the description of a massive, advancing arc or wall-like formation.

3. The cloud depicted is a typical shelf cloud.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this exact cloud formation into the sky of the scene provided in this turn's input image, while keeping the ground scene completely unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene has been replaced by the cloud from Turn 1.

The color, shape, and visual characteristics of the cloud are consistent with the shelf cloud in `Turn 1 output image`, appearing as a direct transfer rather than a newly generated cloud. The cloud should maintain the massive, advancing arc or wall-like formation as described in Turn 1's text prompt: 'a massive, advancing arc or wall-like formation'.

3. The ground scene in the image is identical to the ground scene in the input reference image.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Generate a close-up picture of a specific cloud state: a gray, overcast nimbostratus cloud with visible precipitation streaks (virga).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is a cloud in the sky.

2. The cloud's features (gray, overcast appearance with precipitation streaks/virga) match the description in the prompt in terms of shape, color, and texture.

3. The cloud depicted is a typical representation of a nimbostratus cloud.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, 'transplant' this exact cloud formation into the sky of the new scene image provided to you, while keeping the ground scene completely unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene has been replaced by the cloud from Turn 1.

The cloud's color, shape, and visual characteristics (specifically its gray, overcast appearance with visible precipitation streaks/virga) are consistent with the nimbostratus cloud from the Turn 1 output image, appearing as a direct transfer rather than a newly generated cloud. The cloud must maintain the specific 'gray, overcast nimbostratus cloud with visible precipitation streaks (virga)' characteristics as required in Turn 1.

3. The ground scene in the image matches the input reference image exactly.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Generate a close-up picture of a Cumulonimbus Calvus cloud, which is a cumulonimbus cloud with vertical development but a smooth, rounded, and bald top.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is a cloud in the sky.

2. The cloud in the image matches the description in the prompt in terms of morphology and color: it has vertical development but a smooth, rounded, and bald top.

3. The cloud in the image is a typical Cumulonimbus cloud.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this cloud into the sky of the scene image provided in this turn, while keeping the ground scene unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene has been replaced by the cloud from Turn 1.

The color and morphological features of the cloud are consistent in appearance with the Cumulonimbus Calvus cloud (a cumulonimbus cloud with vertical development but a smooth, rounded, and bald top) generated in the Turn 1 output image. It should look like it was transferred directly from Turn 1, not like a newly generated cloud. Specifically, the cloud must maintain the 'smooth, rounded, and bald top' as required in Turn 1.

3. The ground scene in the image is completely identical to the input reference image.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a close-up picture of Cirrus Uncinus clouds. The clouds should be arranged neatly, small, and scale-like, resembling fish scales.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is clouds in the sky.

2. The clouds in the image share the same morphological and color characteristics as the description: arranged neatly, small, and scale-like, resembling fish scales.

3. The clouds in the image are typical examples of Cirrus Uncinus clouds.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Please observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this form of cloud into the sky of the scene image provided in this turn, while keeping the ground scene unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene has been replaced by the clouds from Turn 1.

The color and morphological features of the clouds are visually consistent with the Turn 1 output image. Specifically, the clouds should be arranged neatly, small, and scale-like, resembling fish scales, as required in Turn 1.

3. The ground scene in the image is completely identical to the input reference image.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Generate a close-up image of mammatus clouds, which are pouch-like, bulbous, and sagging cloud formations that appear after a storm has passed. They should have a characteristic lumpy, rounded, and often ominous appearance.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is clouds in the sky.

2. The clouds in the image share the same morphological and visual characteristics (e.g., lumpy, bulbous, sagging shapes, typical post-storm coloration) as described in the prompt.

3. The clouds depicted are a typical representation of mammatus clouds.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, 'transplant' this exact form of cloud into the sky of the reference image provided in this turn, while keeping the ground scene completely unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input reference scene has been replaced by the clouds from Turn 1.

The color, shape, and morphological features of the clouds are visually consistent with the mammatus clouds from the Turn 1 output image. Specifically, the clouds should retain the pouch-like, bulbous, sagging, lumpy, and rounded characteristics described in Turn 1's prompt (which required 'pouch-like, bulbous, and sagging cloud formations' with a 'characteristic lumpy, rounded, and often ominous appearance'), appearing as a direct transfer, not as newly generated clouds.

3. The ground scene in the image is identical to the ground scene in the input reference image.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a close-up image of a Cumulus Humilis cloud with virga (precipitation that evaporates before reaching the ground), resembling a jellyfish with wispy trails beneath it.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is a cloud in the sky.

2. The cloud's features (shape, color, texture) match the description: a Cumulus Humilis cloud with visible virga trails below it, giving it a jellyfish-like appearance.

3. The cloud depicted is a typical representation of a Cumulus Humilis cloud with virga.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this exact cloud formation into the sky of the scene provided in this turn's input image, while keeping the ground scene completely unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene has been replaced by the cloud from Turn 1.

The cloud's color, shape, and features (including the virga) are visually consistent with the Cumulus Humilis cloud with virga (resembling a jellyfish with wispy trails) as described in Turn 1's text and depicted in the Turn 1 output image. It should appear as a direct transfer, not a newly generated or different cloud.

3. The ground scene in the image matches the input reference image exactly, with no alterations.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Generate a close-up image of a specific cloud state: a gray-blue, high-altitude cloud layer that obscures the sun like frosted glass (Altostratus).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is clouds in the sky.

2. The cloud's characteristics (morphology, color, texture) match the description: gray-blue, high-altitude, obscuring the sun like frosted glass.

3. The cloud depicted is a typical representation of Altostratus.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, 'transplant' this exact cloud formation into the sky of the scene provided in this turn's input image, while keeping the ground scene unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene has been replaced by the clouds from Turn 1.

The color, shape, and texture of the clouds are visually consistent with the 'gray-blue, high-altitude cloud layer that obscures the sun like frosted glass (Altostratus)' as depicted in Turn 1's output image, appearing as a direct transfer rather than a newly generated cloud.

3. The ground scene in the image is identical to the input reference image.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a close-up picture of a slender funnel cloud extending from the base of a cumulonimbus cloud.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is a cloud in the sky.

2. The cloud's features (shape, color, etc.) match the description of a slender funnel cloud extending from a cumulonimbus base.

3. The cloud depicted is a typical Funnel Cloud.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this cloud formation into the sky of the scene image provided in this turn, while keeping the ground scene unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene is replaced by the cloud from Turn 1.

The cloud's color and morphological features (specifically, a slender funnel cloud extending from the base of a cumulonimbus) are visually consistent with the cloud in the `Turn 1 output image`, appearing as a direct transfer rather than a newly generated cloud.

3. The ground scene in the image is completely consistent with the input reference image.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Generate a close-up image of a shelf cloud over the sea. The cloud should have a distinct arc-shaped, wedge-like formation, appearing as a low, horizontal, and menacing cloud layer. It should be dark or grayish in color, with a smooth, rolled underside and a turbulent, chaotic appearance above. The scene should focus on the cloud itself in the sky above the sea.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is a cloud formation in the sky.

2. The cloud's features (arc-shaped, wedge-like, low horizontal formation, dark/gray color, smooth rolled underside, turbulent top) match the description in the prompt.

3. The cloud depicted is a typical shelf cloud as described.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, 'transplant' this exact cloud formation into the sky of the scene provided in this turn's input image, while keeping the ground/landscape scene completely unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene is replaced by the cloud from Turn 1.

The cloud's color, shape, and morphological features (arc-shaped, wedge-like formation, dark/grayish color, smooth rolled underside, turbulent chaotic appearance above) are visually consistent with the shelf cloud from Turn 1's output image, appearing as a direct transfer rather than a newly generated cloud.

3. The ground/landscape scene in the image matches the input reference image exactly.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a close-up picture of a specific cloud state: a low, uniform, grayish layer of stratus clouds capping a mountain peak.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is clouds in the sky.

2. The cloud's features (uniform, gray, low-hanging, layer-like) match the description in the prompt in terms of form and color.

3. The clouds depicted are typical stratus clouds.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this form of cloud into the sky of the scene image provided to you this round, while keeping the ground scene unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene is replaced by the clouds from Turn 1.

The color and morphological features of the clouds (uniform, gray, low-hanging, layer-like) are visually consistent with the stratus clouds generated in the Turn 1 output image, which were based on the prompt requirement of 'a low, uniform, grayish layer of stratus clouds'. The clouds should appear as a direct transfer rather than newly generated clouds.

3. The ground scene in the image is completely consistent with the input reference image.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Generate a close-up picture of a cumulonimbus cloud (Cumulonimbus) with the following specific features and state: a dark, heavy rain shaft is visible descending from the base of the cloud, indicating a torrential downpour.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is a cloud in the sky.

2. The cloud's features (dark base, visible heavy rain shaft, overall massive and towering structure) match the description in the prompt in terms of shape, color, and appearance.

3. The cloud depicted is a typical representation of a cumulonimbus cloud (Cumulonimbus).

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this exact form of cloud into the sky of the scene image provided to you in this turn, while keeping the ground scene completely unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene has been replaced by the cloud from Turn 1.

The cloud's color, shape, and morphological features (including a dark base and a visible heavy rain shaft descending from it) are visually consistent with the cumulonimbus cloud depicted in the Turn 1 output image. Specifically, the cloud must match the Turn 1 output image's representation of a cumulonimbus cloud with a dark, heavy rain shaft descending from its base, indicating a torrential downpour. It should appear as a direct transfer from Turn 1, not a newly generated or different cloud.

3. The ground scene in the image is identical to the input reference image.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a close-up picture of a specific cloud state: dense, sagging, pouch-like or mammatus-shaped clouds hanging from the cloud base.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is clouds in the sky.

2. The cloud features in the image match the description in the prompt in terms of morphology (dense, sagging, pouch-like/mammatus shape) and color.

3. The clouds depicted are typical examples of Mammatus clouds.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this form of cloud into the sky of the scene image provided to you in this turn, while keeping the ground scene unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene image has been replaced by the clouds from Turn 1.

The color and morphological features of the clouds are visually consistent with the Mammatus clouds depicted in the Turn 1 output image, specifically matching the 'dense, sagging, pouch-like or mammatus-shaped' characteristics as required in Turn 1, appearing as a direct transfer rather than newly generated clouds.

3. The ground scene in the image is completely identical to the input reference image.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a close-up image of a specific cloud state: a cirrostratus cloud displaying a halo (a luminous ring around the sun).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is a cloud in the sky.

2. The cloud in the image matches the described features (a thin, wispy, high-altitude sheet with a visible halo/ring of light) in terms of shape, texture, and color.

3. The cloud depicted is a typical cirrostratus cloud.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this exact cloud formation into the sky of the scene image provided in this turn, while keeping the ground scene unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene is replaced by the cloud from Turn 1.

The color, shape, and features of the cloud are visually consistent with the 'cirrostratus cloud displaying a halo (a luminous ring around the sun)' from the Turn 1 output image, appearing as a direct transfer rather than a newly generated cloud. Specifically, the cloud should be a thin, wispy, high-altitude sheet (cirrostratus) with a visible luminous ring (halo) around the sun.

3. The ground scene in the image matches the input reference image exactly.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Generate a close-up picture of a stationary lenticular cloud, which resembles a lens or a flying saucer in shape.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is a cloud in the sky.

2. The cloud in the image matches the description in the prompt in terms of shape (lens/flying saucer-like), color, and overall appearance.

3. The cloud depicted is a typical, recognizable lenticular cloud.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, please 'transplant' this exact cloud formation into the sky of the scene provided in this turn's image, while keeping the ground scene completely unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene has been replaced by the cloud from Turn 1.

The color, shape, and visual characteristics of the cloud are consistent with the lenticular cloud (resembling a lens or a flying saucer in shape) from Turn 1's output image. It should appear as a direct transfer, not a newly generated cloud.

3. The ground scene in the image is identical to the ground scene in the input reference image.
Domain: Weather / cloud_dynamics

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a close-up picture of cirrostratus clouds. They should appear as a thin, white veil covering the sky and exhibit a solar halo.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The main subject of the image is clouds in the sky.

2. The clouds in the image match the description in the prompt in terms of morphology (thin, veil-like) and color (white).

3. The clouds depicted are typical cirrostratus clouds.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: text: Please observe the cloud image generated in Turn 1. Now, 'transplant' this form of cloud into the sky of the scene image provided to you for this turn, while keeping the ground scene unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The sky in the input scene has been replaced by the clouds from Turn 1.

The color and morphological features of the clouds are visually consistent with the cirrostratus clouds depicted in the Turn 1 output image, appearing as a direct transfer rather than a newly generated cloud. Specifically, the clouds should be thin, white, and veil-like, as required in Turn 1's prompt ("a thin, white veil covering the sky").

3. The ground scene in the image is completely consistent with the input reference image.