{"params":{"colorway":{"type":"choice","default":"saddle-brass","label":"Colorway","describe":"curated kit-coherent scheme, each carrying leather plus two of the kit's metals so the rivets never share a hue with the binding they sit between, and every one keeping the same luma ROLE ORDER \u2014 strap liner darkest, then the leather, the iron keeper, the binding, the rivet row, and the telltale brightest. saddle-brass is a dark taupe strap bound in polished brass with cool steel rivets and an amber telltale; oxblood-copper a red-brown strap bound in copper with grey steel rivets; cold-iron the same dark strap with all-grey steel binding and rivets, a workshop piece with no warm metal on it at all; gilt-iron an oxblood strap on cold steel binding with GOLD rivets and a milk-white telltale in place of the amber","options":["saddle-brass","oxblood-copper","cold-iron","gilt-iron"]},"leather":{"type":"color","default":"#5A453B","label":"Strap","describe":"albedo of the leather itself \u2014 the field the rivets stand on, the sunken margin under each binding, both risers and the free end lapping out of the keeper. The dominant mass on the part and the thing it reads as from across a room; keep it a clear value step below every piece of metal on it or the hardware stops separating from the strap"},"binding":{"type":"color","default":"#B8860B","label":"Edge binding","describe":"albedo of the metal bound round both edges of the strap: the two proud rims, their chamfers, both end faces of the band, and the two pins holding the keeper down. Brass by default. This is the second-biggest zone and the one that draws the strap's outline in every elevation \u2014 it is what makes the band read as one line crossing the knuckles \u2014 so it wants to be a warm mid metal rather than a bright one"},"rivet":{"type":"color","default":"#E1E1E1","label":"Rivet studs","describe":"albedo of the row of hexagonal stud heads and nothing else, so the row can be re-metalled without touching the strap or its binding. Steel by default and deliberately COOL against the warm leather: this is the brightest large zone on the part and the row is what the eye counts first"},"keeper":{"type":"color","default":"#4F5D75","label":"Keeper","describe":"albedo of the slab bridging the strap at the pinky-side corner, the fitting the free end laps out of. It is the SETTING for the telltale, so it is deliberately the darkest metal on the part \u2014 a bright keeper would outshout the one thing it exists to present"},"lens":{"type":"color","default":"#FFD166","label":"Telltale","describe":"albedo of the faceted cabochon sunk into the keeper's crown, the kit's one lit detail and the only zone this asset declares in `night`. It has a hex of its own so a consumer can light the telltale by albedo without lighting the iron it is set in; nothing else on the part may ever be given this colour"},"liner":{"type":"color","default":"#2C3E50","label":"Strap liner","describe":"albedo of the inside of the strap \u2014 the whole hand-shaped face that lies against the skin, seen through the opening from every low and end-on view and from inside the loop on the asset's own page. An interior, so it stays a real step darker than everything outside or the opening stops reading as a hole"},"hand":{"type":"choice","default":"left","label":"Hand","describe":"which hand the strap is cut for. Right is the exact mirror of the same strap \u2014 the rivet row, the keeper and the free end swap with it \u2014 so it sits on a tracked right hand the way this one sits on a left. Nothing about the strap itself changes size or shape","affects":"geometry","options":["left","right"]},"girth":{"type":"range","default":1,"label":"Hand girth","describe":"how much hand the strap is cut to, 0.85 a bony hand and 1.3 a chunky paw. The strap is genuinely re-cut to the palm's own section at every station \u2014 the run round the hand grows from 220 mm to 285 mm and the rivet row spreads over the longer run \u2014 but the MADE stock is fixed at every value: the 16 mm width, the 3 mm leather, the 2.0 mm brass binding, the 0.9 mm step, the 0.6 mm chamfer and every 5.6 mm rivet head are the same millimetres on both hands. So this is a fit multiplier rather than a size knob, and the triangle count does not move","affects":"geometry","min":0.85,"max":1.3,"step":0.05},"knuckles":{"type":"range","default":1,"label":"Knuckle relief","describe":"how bony the joints of the hand underneath read, 0.3 smooth and 1.6 every knuckle a knob. It is not cosmetic here: the strap crosses the four knuckle mounds and the four extensor cords behind them, and both are taken from the hand's real section, so a knobbly hand gets a strap that rises and falls across a lumpier back and half a millimetre more air under it \u2014 the standoff is solved off the cords' own height. The strap's stock is unchanged","affects":"geometry","min":0.3,"max":1.6,"step":0.1},"studs":{"type":"range","default":16,"label":"Rivet studs","describe":"how many rivet studs ride the strap, laid out on studs + 3 evenly pitched positions round the whole hand with three left empty at the keeper \u2014 one clear pitch on its far side and two on the side the free end laps over: 12 is a sparse row of chunky rivets with 10.6 mm of bare leather between them, 16 the reference (12.8 mm pitch, 7.2 mm gaps \u2014 daylight about as wide as a stud, which is what the reference draws), 20 a dense row at 5 mm gaps that starts to close into a milled ring at thumbnail size. Every rivet is the same 5.6 mm head at every count \u2014 the pitch changes, the stock never does","affects":"geometry","min":12,"max":20,"step":2},"width":{"type":"range","default":1,"label":"Strap width","describe":"how wide the strap is across the hand, as a multiplier on 16 mm: 0.80 a 12.8 mm band that still reads as a strap rather than a wire, 1.0 the reference (16 mm, a fifth of the hand's breadth and the single biggest thing about this part), 1.15 an 18.4 mm cuff reaching from the knuckle mounds back over the metacarpals \u2014 as wide as the hand allows, since the thumb's own base closes on the strap 17 mm behind the knuckle line. Only the RIVET LAND grows \u2014 the 2.0 mm brass binding, the 1.3 mm sunken margin, the 0.6 mm chamfer and the rivets keep their millimetres at every value, so the wide end is a wider strap and not a scaled one. A plain strap has nothing repeating across its width, so the triangle count does not move here; studs is the knob that rebuilds","affects":"geometry","min":0.8,"max":1.15,"step":0.05},"tail":{"type":"toggle","default":true,"label":"Free end","describe":"the strap's free end lapping out of the keeper and over the back of the hand: a 12 mm chamfered tongue of the strap itself, standing 2.4 mm on the raised land and lifting a millimetre toward its cut end, exactly as the reference draws it. On is the reference and is what makes the band read as a strap that was buckled on; off closes it into a plain riveted hoop with the keeper still bridging it, for a piece with no visible join. The row of studs does not move either way \u2014 the keeper always leaves two clear pitches on that side for the tongue to lie in","affects":"geometry"}},"presets":{"saddle-brass":{"liner":"#2C3E50","leather":"#5A453B","keeper":"#4F5D75","binding":"#B8860B","rivet":"#E1E1E1","lens":"#FFD166"},"oxblood-copper":{"liner":"#264653","leather":"#6A431D","keeper":"#4F5D75","binding":"#CD7F32","rivet":"#A9A9A9","lens":"#FFD166"},"cold-iron":{"liner":"#264653","leather":"#5A453B","keeper":"#4F5D75","binding":"#7F7F7F","rivet":"#A9A9A9","lens":"#FFD166"},"gilt-iron":{"liner":"#2C3E50","leather":"#6A431D","keeper":"#4F5D75","binding":"#7F7F7F","rivet":"#FFD700","lens":"#F4F4F4"}},"night":{"lens":{"color":"#FFD166","intensity":0.85,"describe":"the strap's telltale, the cabochon burning amber in its iron setting","albedo":"#ffd166","findable":true}},"rev":1792408797,"materials":{"leather":{"kind":"leather","finish":"grain"},"binding":{"kind":"metal","finish":"polished"},"rivet":{"kind":"metal","finish":"polished"},"keeper":{"kind":"metal","finish":"satin"},"lens":{"kind":"emissive","finish":"glow"},"liner":{"kind":"leather","finish":"grain"}},"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.","night_note":"match `albedo` in COLOR_0 exactly, make those vertices emissive at `color` and `intensity`, and drop your scene lights. findable false means that colour is no longer in this asset's geometry: skip the zone rather than guessing.","preview_v":1792437998,"mod_v":1792408797}