{"params":{"colorway":{"type":"choice","default":"field-pumpkin","label":"Colorway","describe":"Curated kit-palette scheme; sets all eight zone colours at once, in every season. field-pumpkin is the shipped build: mid greens over an olive vine with a bright orange rind. red-kuri is a dark red winter squash on a deeper vine over dark loam. butternut is a pale buff squash under a lighter, fresher canopy for a sunnier corner of the plot. The three separate on the RIND, which is the biggest block of colour on the part and reads at thumbnail size: bright orange, dark red, pale buff. Each scheme also carries its own SPRING, AUTUMN and WINTER blocks, so the season turns the plant through the same kit menu instead of tinting it, and in every one of the twelve builds the fruit keeps a clear light-dark step against the leaves.","options":["field-pumpkin","red-kuri","butternut"]},"season":{"type":"choice","default":"summer","label":"Season","describe":"Where this vine is in the year, as REAL GEOMETRY on an unchanged 1 m footprint. spring: a smaller plant, one leaf fewer and every plate about 12% smaller, in fresher light greens over damp dark soil. summer (shipped default, the store render): the full sprawling vine. autumn: one leaf fewer again and the plates smaller and turned amber and brick, the vine going over. winter: the vine is FROST-KILLED \u2014 every leaf and flower is gone, the runners and the bare petiole stubs lie withered and grey on the ground, and SNOW sits as real geometry: a white CAP standing 78 mm proud of the earth hill, wedges lying along the runners, and a deep brimmed cap over the crown of any fruit still out there, all in the kit-wide `snow` zone which emits zero triangles at every other season. Composes with growth and harvested: every combination builds, and a ripe pumpkin under snow is a deliberately buildable absurdity rather than a blocked case.","affects":"geometry","options":["spring","summer","autumn","winter"]},"growth":{"type":"choice","default":"ripe","label":"Growth","describe":"The kit growth axis, REBUILT at each stage rather than scaled \u2014 the triangle count moves with it. sown: the bare earth hill alone, 0.31 m across, which is what a just-sown square looks like. sprout: the hill with one pair of seed leaves and one small lobed leaf, about 0.14 m tall. vine: the sprawling plant at nearly full spread, two leaves fewer, no flowers and no fruit. flowering: the full canopy hung with three yellow star flowers and still no fruit. ripe (shipped default, the hero ref): the same canopy, two flowers left, and the ribbed pumpkin swollen on the ground clear of the leaves, pickable. Every stage keeps the same crown, the same earth hill and the same 1 m square.","affects":"geometry","options":["sown","sprout","vine","flowering","ripe"]},"leaves":{"type":"range","default":7,"label":"Leaves","describe":"How many big lobed leaf plates the vine carries at its full stages \u2014 the canopy density, and the knob that decides whether the ground shows between them. They are dealt off ONE fixed table whose first seven entries are the approved layout, so raising it adds a plate rather than re-arranging the plant, and each plate is built at its own size on its own petiole (the count changes, the leaf section does not), so the triangle count moves with it. The table is dealt in two storeys and the first four rows carry two of the LOW plates, so the sprawling ground skirt survives every value of this knob rather than being the first thing to go. At 4 an open, straggly vine with a lot of bare earth; 7 is the shipped build; at 8 a dense canopy that starts to close over the fruit. Earlier growth stages take two fewer than this, and spring and autumn one fewer again.","affects":"geometry","min":4,"max":8,"step":1},"crop":{"type":"range","default":1,"label":"Crop","describe":"How many pumpkins the vine has set, at the ripe stage only. Each is a separate PICKABLE under the `fruit` group with its own ground runner leading to it, so this knob sets the size of the harvest as well as the look and the triangle count moves with it. 1 (the shipped default) is one big 0.31 m fruit on the front right, as the refs show. 2 adds a smaller one at the back left, 3 a smaller one again at the front left \u2014 a heavy year, and the top of the triangle budget. The extra fruit are genuinely smaller solids with fewer ribs, not copies of the first, and they are placed so none of them ever leaves the 1 m square. At any growth value below ripe the vine bears nothing and this knob does nothing.","affects":"geometry","min":1,"max":3,"step":1},"ribs":{"type":"range","default":10,"label":"Ribs","describe":"How coarsely the pumpkin itself is cut, as columns around the rind, kept EVEN so the lobes come out whole and the seam closes. Each lobe is carried on three columns \u2014 a broad rounded back standing 16% of the radius proud, and a CREASE between lobes pulled 15% in, which is a groove deep enough to throw its own shadow line at the game camera rather than a facet you have to be told about. So 8 gives four fat lobes and a chunky squash, 10 (the shipped build) five, and 12 six narrower ones for a rounder, more decorative fruit, and the three are told apart at a glance. Only the rind changes \u2014 the stalk, the vine, the snow cap and every leaf are identical at all three values, so a row of plants can mix them and still read as one planting.","affects":"geometry","min":8,"max":12,"step":2},"harvested":{"type":"toggle","default":false,"label":"Harvested","describe":"Whether this square has already been picked. false (the shipped default) is the vine in full bearing. true empties the `fruit` group completely \u2014 no pumpkin is built at all, so the count drops to zero rather than the fruit merely being hidden \u2014 and leaves what a picked pumpkin square actually looks like: the CUT STEM still standing in the ground where the fruit was, one stub per pumpkin the crop knob asked for, with a flat sawn top, and the runner still running out to it. The leaves, the flowers and the vine are untouched, because nothing else is damaged when the fruit is cut off. Use this to dress a whole plot after the harvest, and `detach` on the `fruit-<n>` children to take one pumpkin at a time. At any growth value below ripe there was no crop to take, so it changes NOTHING.","affects":"geometry"},"vine":{"type":"color","default":"#5f743d","label":"Vine","describe":"Albedo of ALL the green stem work: the central stalk, every leaf petiole, the flower stalks, the ground runners, the thick stem standing off the pumpkin's crown and the CUT STEM left behind when the square is harvested \u2014 the refs show that stem green, and it is the same living vine before and after the knife, so it is one zone rather than two. ONE uniform tone on every facet \u2014 the taper and the bends are real geometry, so the scene lights shade them. Keep it a clear step darker than the mid leaf so the stems read against the plates they carry. The winter block of each colorway takes it to a pale withered straw grey, which is what \"frost-killed vine\" means on this part."},"leaf":{"type":"color","default":"#758643","label":"Leaf (mid)","describe":"The DOMINANT foliage tone \u2014 a little over half the leaf plates, including the big one the hero camera meets, and the colour the plant is named by at a distance. Green in spring and summer, amber in autumn (the colorway supplies each). The other two leaf knobs are only the plates that break it up, so this one should always be the tone that wins."},"leafLight":{"type":"color","default":"#95aa5d","label":"Leaf (light)","describe":"New-growth plates: whole leaves, not patches within one, dealt to different quadrants and different heights of the canopy \u2014 one high at the back, one low at the front \u2014 so no elevation of the plant is a single flat tone and the variation can never be read as a light-on-top gradient. Keep it clearly lighter than the mid leaf; at parity the canopy reads as one green disc."},"leafDark":{"type":"color","default":"#475936","label":"Leaf (dark)","describe":"The old low plates, the darkest foliage tone, giving the sprawling canopy depth without any painted shadow \u2014 it is what the pale mid-height leaves are read against from the game camera. Must stay a clear step below the mid leaf or the canopy flattens out."},"flower":{"type":"color","default":"#cea772","label":"Flowers","describe":"The five-point star flowers, 0.09 m across on their own short stalks. Pale gold and deliberately the lightest thing on the plant, so three of them read as flowers against the green at thumbnail size. They emit no triangles at all in winter, at the sown and sprout growth stages, or once the fruit has swollen past them (the ripe build keeps two)."},"rind":{"type":"color","default":"#e68f26","label":"Pumpkin rind","describe":"The pumpkin itself, and the whole reason a player walks over to this square. This is the PICKABLE zone and it has to win a fight from twenty metres up: keep it not just a different HUE from the foliage but a clearly different VALUE \u2014 this orange sits about 30% brighter than the mid leaf, which is what keeps the two apart in greyscale and for a colour-blind player. A dull or green-leaning rind fails that test however good it looks full size. Emits no triangles at any growth stage below ripe, or once `harvested` is set."},"soil":{"type":"color","default":"#764f35","label":"Soil mound","describe":"The sown earth hill the vine grows out of, 0.31 m across, which is the whole of the `sown` growth stage and stays visible under the crown at every other. Dark loam. It is the one zone the season is allowed to move for a reason other than foliage: damp spring earth really is darker than dry summer earth, and frozen winter ground is paler, so each colorway carries those values."},"snow":{"type":"color","default":"#e6e4e2","label":"Snow","describe":"The kit-wide winter snow zone, shared by name with every other part of the farm so a buyer repaints winter once. On this crop it is the cap standing on the earth hill, the wedges lying along the dead runners and the brimmed cap over the crown of any fruit left out. It emits ZERO triangles at every season except winter, and it never widens the footprint \u2014 every piece of it is narrower than what it lies on."},"scale":{"type":"range","default":1,"label":"Scale","describe":"Scales the whole model; 1 is as built. Real-world size is in this range (real length is 1-3 m, as built 0.76 m).","affects":"geometry","min":1,"max":4.35,"step":0.05}},"presets":{"field-pumpkin":{"vine":"#5f743d","leaf":"#758643","leafLight":"#95aa5d","leafDark":"#475936","flower":"#cea772","rind":"#e68f26","soil":"#764f35","snow":"#e6e4e2","spring":{"leafDark":"#869750","soil":"#593c2a"},"autumn":{"leaf":"#b8562b","leafLight":"#b78742","leafDark":"#8b3d26"},"winter":{"vine":"#8b8473","soil":"#68584a","leaf":"#786a5c","leafLight":"#a59e89","leafDark":"#593c2a"}},"red-kuri":{"vine":"#475936","leaf":"#869750","leafLight":"#95aa5d","leafDark":"#5f743d","flower":"#b78742","rind":"#a44637","soil":"#593c2a","snow":"#e6e4e2","spring":{"leafDark":"#758643","soil":"#422d25"},"autumn":{"leaf":"#cea772","leafLight":"#b28e6e","leafDark":"#8b3d26"},"winter":{"vine":"#8b8473","soil":"#68584a","leaf":"#a59e89","leafLight":"#dedad7","leafDark":"#786a5c"}},"butternut":{"vine":"#475936","leaf":"#758643","leafLight":"#95aa5d","leafDark":"#5f743d","flower":"#e68f26","rind":"#cea772","soil":"#8d6741","snow":"#e6e4e2","spring":{"leafDark":"#869750","soil":"#764f35"},"autumn":{"leaf":"#b8562b","leafLight":"#b78742","leafDark":"#8b3d26"},"winter":{"vine":"#dedad7","soil":"#593c2a","leaf":"#8b8473","leafLight":"#a59e89","leafDark":"#786a5c"}}},"rev":1792622208,"materials":{"vine":{"kind":"foliage","finish":"leaf"},"leaf":{"kind":"foliage","finish":"leaf"},"leafLight":{"kind":"foliage","finish":"leaf"},"leafDark":{"kind":"foliage","finish":"leaf"},"flower":{"kind":"foliage","finish":"petal"},"rind":{"kind":"foliage","finish":"leaf"},"soil":{"kind":"soil","finish":"wet"},"snow":{"kind":"snow","finish":"powder"}},"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":1792622218,"mod_v":1792622208}