{"params":{"colorway":{"type":"choice","default":"seasoned","label":"Colorway","describe":"Curated kit-palette scheme; sets all eight zone colours at once. Every scheme moves the screen AND the rails, which are the two dominant masses, so all four chips differ in the shipped summer build. seasoned is the reference: straw-gold staves under still-green rails with near-black cord. fresh-cut is a fence built this spring, green from end to end with pale sawn faces. weathered is years of rain: grey-brown stock and the widest value ladder of the four. smoked is susudake, the soot-blackened bamboo kept for tea-garden fences, dark warm brown throughout.","options":["seasoned","fresh-cut","weathered","smoked"]},"piece":{"type":"choice","default":"straight","label":"Piece","describe":"Which piece of the run this bay is. All four present the SAME half-round post face on the module edge and all four stand exactly 1.600 m tall, so any value butts any other. straight (shipped default) is the plain 2 m bay, a post on each edge. corner turns the run 90 degrees about a full round corner post at the origin, presenting that joint face at x = -1 and at z = -1 with the screen on the outside of the turn. end stops the run against a full round terminal post standing inside the footprint at its +x end; the bay carries rails on BOTH faces, so yawing it 180 degrees closes a run's other end with the same elevation and no mirrored part. post is the bay stripped to its frame \u2014 two posts and six rails with no screen at all \u2014 for a path crossing, a gap in a boundary, or the open bay a wicket is hung in.","affects":"geometry","options":["straight","corner","end","post"]},"opening":{"type":"choice","default":"solid","label":"Opening","describe":"What the screen does between the posts. solid (shipped default, and what the reference images draw) is a close-packed screen standing on the ground. gap lifts the whole screen 0.300 m clear on its rails, leaving a continuous low sight gap under it that a garden fence uses to breathe and to let water off a slope \u2014 same staves, same pitch, same triangles. gate hangs a wicket in the middle of the bay between two round jamb posts with a 0.590 m clear opening, cutting the two lower rails either side of it while the top pair runs over as the gate's head. The leaf turns on a pivot pole \u2014 its own hinge stile, run from the ground up through the clamp of the head rails to a sawn crown above them \u2014 and is the `wicket` rig part, so it opens at runtime; the swing knob decides where it rests when built. The wicket is fitted on straight, end and post, which are the values with a run long enough to hold one; on corner, whose arms are under a metre each, it correctly builds the plain corner rather than a gate too narrow to walk through. The joint is untouched at all three values.","affects":"geometry","options":["solid","gap","gate"]},"swing":{"type":"range","default":0,"label":"Gate swing","describe":"Where the wicket RESTS on its pivot, swinging outward: 0 shut and flush between the jambs, 0.35 comfortably ajar, 1 swung right back at 95 degrees. It sets the rest angle of the `wicket` group, whose origin is the axis of the leaf's pivot pole (the hinge stile, standing on the ground and turning in the clamp of the head rail pair), so the GLB carries the angle as a node transform and the leaf turns about that pole. The same group is the `rig` entry, 0 to -95 degrees about y, and a runtime pose turns it FROM this rest: to animate the gate, leave swing at 0 and drive the rig, or the two add and the leaf is pushed past 95 degrees into the flank. It moves nothing unless opening is gate, which is the only value with a leaf on the pivot.","affects":"geometry","min":0,"max":1,"step":0.05},"season":{"type":"choice","default":"summer","label":"Season","describe":"The kit-wide season. A takegaki is a BUILT thing of cut, seasoned bamboo, so it does not grow, drop or turn: spring, summer (shipped default) and autumn are the SAME BUILD, vertex for vertex, and that is the correct answer for this part rather than a dead knob \u2014 the town reads as autumn because the trees and the paddies say so. winter is real geometry and nothing else: a settled cap on every other sawn stave crown, a ridge along the top rail pair (the rails below it stand in its shelter, so they take none), a cap over each post crown inset 20 mm from the mating face, and a lump in each bamboo sucker. Nothing is tinted, no snow sits on a vertical face and no snow crosses the joint. Snow is its own `snow` zone and emits ZERO triangles in the other three seasons.","affects":"geometry","options":["spring","summer","autumn","winter"]},"sprigs":{"type":"toggle","default":true,"label":"Bamboo suckers","describe":"Two young bamboo shoots pushing up at the foot of the fence, three faceted blades each. ON by default because bamboo spreads by rhizome and a takegaki always has growth along it, and because they are the one soft thing here \u2014 the kit wind leans them while every lashed and driven part of the fence stays dead still. Turn them OFF on the middle bays of a long run so twenty copies do not sprout in twenty identical places, or wherever the fence stands on paving.","affects":"geometry"},"tone":{"type":"range","default":0.45,"label":"Tone variation","describe":"How far each stave drifts from the base colour, as culms felled from different plants and seasoned for different lengths of time do. A three-step ladder over the screen, mirrored left to right so the part still pairs under the symmetry gate. Applies ONLY to the screen: the rails, the posts, the cord, the sawn faces and the snow are one material each and are left exactly as painted. 0 is stock cut on one day from one grove, 0.45 (shipped default, the kit standard) a normal batch, 1 a deliberately mixed one. Changes no geometry and no triangle at any value.","min":0,"max":1,"step":0.05},"stave":{"type":"color","default":"#D9C89A","label":"Screen staves","describe":"Albedo of the thirteen upright culms \u2014 the dominant mass of the part, painted ONE uniform tone that the tone knob then steps into three. The facets and the sawn crowns are real geometry for the scene lights to shade; a screen painted gold on top and green at the foot, as the reference render lights it, would be baked lighting."},"rail":{"type":"color","default":"#7FA95C","label":"Clamping rails","describe":"Albedo of all six oshibuchi rails, three on each face. Still-green bamboo cut this year against a seasoned screen, which is the way round the reference draws it and the way round that works: three green bands are the only hue break on an otherwise straw-gold part, and they are what the eye reads first at 64 pixels. The same green as the kit bamboo-stalk atom, so a rail and a culm growing beside it read as the same plant."},"post":{"type":"color","default":"#C7B899","label":"Stub posts","describe":"Albedo of the half-round module-edge posts, the round corner and terminal posts and the gate jambs \u2014 every post on the part, one rung below the screen so the bay ends read as heavier stock without breaking the bamboo family. This is the colour presented on both mating faces, so two butted bays must agree on it."},"cut":{"type":"color","default":"#F1EEE6","label":"Sawn faces","describe":"Albedo of every open end grain: the thirteen stave crowns, the rim of each post crown and the cut end of every rail. The lightest zone on the part, and the one that turns the uneven top of the screen into a dotted pale line at distance, so it must stay well above the staves in value in every scheme."},"bore":{"type":"color","default":"#6E5A45","label":"Culm bore","describe":"Albedo of the hollow bored 34 mm into each post crown \u2014 the dark eye inside the pale sawn rim that says the post is a length of bamboo and not a dowel. Well below the sawn rim in value or the hollow closes up to a line at the store camera."},"cord":{"type":"color","default":"#2A2A2E","label":"Lashing cord","describe":"Albedo of every cord loop \u2014 fifteen binding the screen to its rails, and on the wicket the two binding its rails to the pivot pole plus the latch. The darkest zone on the part and never pure black, so the three lashed bands read as the structure of the fence from any distance."},"leaf":{"type":"color","default":"#5C8F4E","label":"Sucker blades","describe":"Albedo of the two bamboo suckers at the foot. A deeper green than the rails so living growth is not confused with cut stock, and the only zone on the part that moves. Emits ZERO triangles with sprigs off."},"snow":{"type":"color","default":"#F7F5EF","label":"Snow","describe":"The kit-wide snow zone, one name and one colour on every part that grows any, so a buyer repainting winter repaints it once. Here it is the caps on the stave crowns and post crowns and the ridge along the top rails at season winter, and it emits ZERO triangles in spring, summer and autumn."}},"presets":{"seasoned":{"stave":"#D9C89A","rail":"#7FA95C","post":"#C7B899","cut":"#F1EEE6","bore":"#6E5A45","cord":"#2A2A2E","leaf":"#5C8F4E","snow":"#F7F5EF"},"fresh-cut":{"stave":"#7FA95C","rail":"#3E6B4A","post":"#5C8F4E","cut":"#D9C89A","bore":"#544537","cord":"#3B3128","leaf":"#2E4033","snow":"#F7F5EF"},"weathered":{"stave":"#B9A17B","rail":"#9C825C","post":"#8C7355","cut":"#C7B899","bore":"#3B3128","cord":"#1F2933","leaf":"#3E6B4A","snow":"#F7F5EF"},"smoked":{"stave":"#8C7355","rail":"#6E5A45","post":"#544537","cut":"#B9A17B","bore":"#2A2A2E","cord":"#3B3128","leaf":"#3E6B4A","snow":"#F7F5EF"}},"rev":1792408797,"materials":{"stave":{"kind":"wood","finish":"raw"},"rail":{"kind":"wood","finish":"raw"},"post":{"kind":"wood","finish":"raw"},"cut":{"kind":"wood","finish":"raw"},"bore":{"kind":"wood","finish":"raw"},"cord":{"kind":"fabric","finish":"canvas"},"leaf":{"kind":"foliage","finish":"leaf"},"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":1792441144,"mod_v":1792408797}