I still have emojis that show up in the image generation. They show up in both the Gamma and the PowerPoint generation. I've mentioned this issue earlier. The API call I'm sending looks like this: create_payload = { "inputText": full_prompt, "textMode": "generate", "format": "presentation", "themeId": self.gamma_theme, "numCards": slide_amount, "cardSplit": "auto", "additionalInstructions": additional_instructions, "exportAs": "pptx", "textOptions": { "amount": "medium", "tone": "professional, analytical", "audience": "You are speaking to business stakeholders at pharmaceutical manufacturing companies, they are non-technical but familiar with pharma data. You are NOT speaking with doctors nor providers.", "language": "en", }, "imageOptions": { "source": "noImages", }, } The full_prompt consists of data and related information to output in the slides. I don't think that's related to any of these issues. The additional_instructions is: instructions = """ Note that you are talking to pharmaceutical manufacturer stakeholders, not providers. Make the title informative, only utilize a title and nothing else should go at the top. Also no need to mention the steps in the title. Try not to have a lot of empty space in slides, make analysis font readable (not too small). Also utilize box formats for text and other formats when possible, so essentially try to avoid having the entirety of a slide just be text on a white background. When I say "Bar Diagram" I mean a bar diagram with horizontal bars showcasing the data, don't use vertical bars. Also if there are multiple datasets, ensure to have multiple Bar Diagrams on the same slide. For said Bar Diagrams, ensure the labels and categories are not cut off, abbreviate them when necessary. Also for the Bar Diagrams, refer to doctors properly so as Dr. Smith, not John Smith. It shouldn't take the whole slide and should be side by side with the combined interpretation. The y axis should showcase numbers while the x axis should be the category. Use whole numbers for the y axis intervals, not decimals. One edge case is that if there's no data for a step, just make a slide that says "no data available for this step". No need to mention schema errors or what fields were missing, etc. Just keep it simple. Don't insert placeholder images and do not include symbols of awards. NEVER use emojis/emoticons/any icon images. Don't use the blue, yellow, green, and red informational boxes that Gamma inserts automatically please. Refer to doctors as Dr. Smith for example instead of John Smith. """
