{"params":{"colorway":{"type":"choice","default":"weathered-oak","label":"Colorway","describe":"Curated Nature & Forest timber schemes; sets all four zones at once. weathered-oak is the shipped build - a pale sun-worn board deck over mid warm-brown beams on near-chocolate piles, matched to the kit's fallen log and plank bridge. dark-walnut drops every zone a rung into wet shaded timber for a dock that has stood in the water a long time. sun-bleached is dry driftwood, an almost cream deck over tan beams, for bright lake or coastal scenes. driftwood-grey leaves the brown family entirely for the kit's silver-grey ramp, matching the birch and the rocks.","options":["weathered-oak","dark-walnut","sun-bleached","driftwood-grey"]},"deckWood":{"type":"color","default":"#c2a479","label":"Deck boards","describe":"Albedo of every deck board, including the square-cut end grain at the chaining faces. The palest mass in the asset: it must stay clearly LIGHTER than the beams under it or the deck and the beam sandwich fuse into one slab from a low camera and the dock stops reading as a built-up structure."},"beamWood":{"type":"color","default":"#8c6a47","label":"Cross beams","describe":"Albedo of the two transverse beams that run the full 1.6 m width under each end of the deck and carry the boards. Mid rung of the value ladder: one step darker than the deck above, one step lighter than the piles it passes through, so the under-deck reads as carpentry rather than one dark shadow."},"pileWood":{"type":"color","default":"#5d4430","label":"Piles and cleat","describe":"Albedo of the four corner piles, the mooring cleat on the deck and the optional bracing ties - all the round timber, which is one zone because they are the same member family and always change together. Keep it the darkest tone: dark legs ground the platform, and it is what makes the pile heads and the cleat pop against the pale deck from 10 m."},"railWood":{"type":"color","default":"#a5855e","label":"Kerb rail","describe":"Albedo of the low kerb rail board. A rung lighter than the piles it is carried on, so the rail reads as a separate board lapped across the pile heads instead of melting into them; matched to the piles the whole railed edge collapses into one dark bar in silhouette."},"rail":{"type":"choice","default":"one","label":"Kerb rail","describe":"Which long edges carry the low kerb rail board. one (the approved build) puts a single board on the -Z edge, leaving the +Z edge open to step off or moor against - the asymmetric jetty edge the references show. both mirrors it to a guarded walkway with a board down each side, for a run that crosses open water. none strips both boards for a bare landing stage or a boat slip; the pile heads stay fully modelled and closed, no sockets or stubs left behind. The board always runs the full 2 m, so chained sections give one continuous rail line.","affects":"geometry","options":["one","both","none"]},"deckHeight":{"type":"range","default":0.35,"label":"Deck height","describe":"Height of the walking surface above the ground, REBUILT rather than stretched: only the free length of the piles changes, while board thickness, beam section and pile girth stay identical, and once the open span under the beams passes 0.24 m the piles gain a horizontal bracing TIE on each side, so the triangle count moves with the knob. 0.26 is a low boardwalk almost on the sand, beams nearly at ground level; 0.35 is the approved build with a clear gap under the deck; 0.48 is a tall braced jetty standing over deeper water.","affects":"geometry","min":0.26,"max":0.48,"step":0.01},"boards":{"type":"range","default":6,"label":"Deck boards","describe":"How many boards make up the deck across the fixed 1.16 m walking width, at a constant 24 mm gap - the deck width is set by the kit module and cannot move, so the count is what changes and the boards re-cut to suit. 4 is heavy wide sawn planking with three broad shadow gaps; 6 is the approved build; 8 is narrow close-laid decking that reads finer and stripier from above. Board thickness and the chamfer on their top edges never change.","affects":"geometry","min":4,"max":8,"step":1},"cleat":{"type":"toggle","default":false,"label":"Mooring cleat","describe":"The short round timber mooring stub standing on the deck, off-centre toward the open side, that boats tie off to. On is the approved build. Off gives a clear unobstructed deck for a section used as plain walkway in the middle of a jetty run, leaving the boards below it whole and closed.","affects":"geometry"}},"presets":{"weathered-oak":{"deckWood":"#c2a479","beamWood":"#8c6a47","pileWood":"#5d4430","railWood":"#a5855e"},"dark-walnut":{"deckWood":"#a5855e","beamWood":"#5d4430","pileWood":"#3a2a1e","railWood":"#8c6a47"},"sun-bleached":{"deckWood":"#e0d2b4","beamWood":"#c2a479","pileWood":"#75563b","railWood":"#a5855e"},"driftwood-grey":{"deckWood":"#e0dfdb","beamWood":"#6e6b63","pileWood":"#57544e","railWood":"#87847c"}},"rev":1792408798,"materials":{"deckWood":{"kind":"wood","finish":"oiled"},"beamWood":{"kind":"wood","finish":"oiled"},"pileWood":{"kind":"wood","finish":"oiled"},"railWood":{"kind":"wood","finish":"oiled"}},"materials_note":"what each colour zone is made of: `kind` and `finish` name a procedural PBR material in https://polyfork.dev/materials.mjs (dressByAlbedo finds a zone by its albedo in COLOR_0). A zone not listed has not been classified.","preview_v":1792464258,"mod_v":1792408798}