Cutaway diagram that explains how a thing works
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Draw a cutaway technical illustration of {{object or system}} for a general audience.
Slice it {{along the vertical centre / at a 45-degree corner}} so the interior is exposed. The cut face is shown in a flat contrasting fill; everything behind the cut stays fully rendered.
Show these internal parts, in this spatial order: {{list them in the order a reader should follow}}. Make the part I care most about — {{part}} — the largest and most saturated element; everything else drops back in tone.
Style: clean vector-like shading, limited palette of {{3 colours}} plus neutrals, no gradients heavier than a two-stop, consistent line weight, isometric or straight-on view with no perspective distortion.
Leave a clear margin and a short empty lead line pointing at each labelled part — no text, I'll set the labels. White background.
How to use it
Give the parts in reading order. Models place elements in the order you name them, and that ordering is what makes the diagram legible.
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