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Manage project elements in Higgsfield Collab

Demo summary

The user shows how to add character sheets, locations, and props as 'Elements' in the Higgsfield interface so they auto-attach when pasting prompts.

Step-by-step

  1. Click the plus button in the Collab interface
  2. Select Elements from the menu
  3. Upload your character sheet, location, or asset file
  4. Name the element exactly as it was named in your prompt source
  5. Repeat the process for all remaining assets like props and locations

Options

  • Upload character sheets
  • Upload location assets
  • Upload prop assets (e.g., soda can, robots, ball)

Watch out for

  • You must name the element exactly as it is named in your prompt (e.g., from Claude) for automatic attachment to work

Tips

  • Keep all your assets in one place within the Elements section to ensure they attach automatically when pasting prompts

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