Lucid AI won’t make vertical flowchart

Hi Leianne,

Here is a screenshot of the manual flowchart I created, I then asked the LucidAI to create an AI prompt of the chart. I included the output of the AI and the chart it created below. 

Create a phone-tree / on-call center flowchart with a clean, black-and-white style. Use process blocks for informational steps, decision blocks for the menu options, manual operation blocks for inbox actions, and terminator blocks for end outcomes. Keep all main boxes centered, with solid black connectors and rounded corners on the lines.

Flow structure:

Start with a top process box: “You have reached the on-call center for Dr. Name”.

From that box, branch into four office-status process boxes:

“Office is Closed”

“Closed for the Holiday”

“Closed Due to Weather Conditions”

“Office is Closed for Lunch (Mon–Thu 12–1pm)”

Connect each of those four boxes into one shared process box: “Routine patient callers, press 1 | Physicians or calling from a hospital, press 2 | Urgent patient callers, press 3”.

From that menu box, branch to three decision blocks:

“Press 1”

“Press 2”

“Press 3”

Connect the branches as follows:

Press 1 → process box: “Physician on call available for urgent calls only. Please call back during business hours.”

Press 2 → manual operation box: “Office Admin Inbox”

Press 3 → process box: “If life-threatening, hang up and dial 911 or go to ER. Physician available for urgent needs only.”

From the “If life-threatening...” box, branch again to two decision blocks:

“Press 1” → terminator block: “Main Menu option 1”

“Press 2” → manual operation box: “Office Admin Inbox”

Add two supporting blue callout-style process boxes off to the side:

Use centered text, white fills for the main flow boxes, dark outlines, and consistent spacing so the diagram reads like a branching call-routing tree.