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Ancient Temple Ruins

Generated from prompt: Create a complete game-ready ancient temple ruin environment diorama for an isometric top-down action game. Exact footprint: 40 Unity units wide by 60 Unity units long, based on a 10 by 15 grid-cell planning layout. Preserve one vertically aligned, overall symmetric zone with no extra rooms and no proportion changes: narrow entrance passage at the top, opening into a wider central chamber, a large main chamber occupying most of the middle, then narrowing toward the bottom into a smaller exit passage. Realistic abandoned ancient temple: irregular weathered stone slabs, cracked paving, moss, exposed roots, rubble, broken masonry, eroded ruined walls, and vegetation creeping along the edges. Use natural variation and believable environmental clutter, avoid repetitive square tiles, rigid 90-degree patterns, geometric dirt patches, and obvious material boundaries. Build a cohesive navigable environment with readable walls and floor, physically plausible scale, detailed stone and vegetation materials, and a clean