{"params":{"colorway":{"type":"choice","default":"weathered","label":"Colorway","describe":"Curated kit-palette wood schemes setting every zone colour; no scheme paints the canoe. weathered (default, the references): grey-brown planks, darker rails and end pieces, warm brown booms, a paler sea-bleached float, dark cord. toromiro: the kit concept's warm brown hull with a cream float. smoked: a dark, smoke-darkened heirloom hull with red-brown booms. driftwood: pale, sun-bleached wood throughout. Explicit colour knobs override the preset.","options":["weathered","toromiro","smoked","driftwood"]},"length":{"type":"range","default":5,"label":"Length","describe":"Overall length in metres over the bow and stern pieces (at the default post height). Rebuilt, not stretched: the hull is re-laid in short planks at a constant 1.2 m length with their butts staggered at 0.6 m (each butt crossed by cord stitches), so a 4 m canoe has 4 planks in each strake, the default 5, and a 6 m one 5 or 6; the float stays 62% of the length with the same pointed ends and section, and the booms stay 0.12 m inboard of its shoulders. Beam, depth, sheer rise, end decks, posts, rails, thwart and every section keep their size, so 4 is a stubby canoe and 6 a long lean one.","affects":"geometry","min":4,"max":6,"step":0.1},"beam":{"type":"range","default":0.72,"label":"Beam","describe":"Width of the hull over the gunwale rails at midships, in metres. Every section is rebuilt at the new width while the strake heights, plank and rail sections, depth, sheer and end decks stay the same: 0.56 is a slim, knife-like hull about 9 times as long as it is wide, 0.84 a full, beamy one about 6 times. The booms re-span to the new rails, the thwart refits wall to wall, and the float stays 1.5 m off the hull centreline.","affects":"geometry","min":0.56,"max":0.88,"step":0.01},"posts":{"type":"range","default":0.42,"label":"Bow & stern pieces","describe":"Height in metres of the raised pointed bow piece above its end deck; the stern piece is always 82% of it. Each piece keeps its pointed front, lean, taper and sloping cut top and is rebuilt to the new height: 0.15 is a low stem head barely above the decks, 0.42 the references' upswept points, 0.65 a tall fin that is the canoe's highest point by far.","affects":"geometry","min":0.15,"max":0.65,"step":0.01},"wear":{"type":"range","default":0.4,"label":"Wear","describe":"0 freshly cut and clean, 1 centuries of weather: lichen, moss, salt bloom, faded paint and small chips; the object itself never changes. Here: 0 = fresh wood, one colour per zone; 0.4 = a quarter of the sun-facing timber (rail runs, deck, post and thwart tops) silvered grey and one or two garboard planks crusted with salt; from 0.6 the float carries a salt waterline along both lower flanks; 1 = three quarters of the sun-facing timber silvered and over half the bottom planks salt-crusted. Colour only: nothing moves, nothing is added or taken, cord keeps its colour.","affects":"geometry","min":0,"max":1,"step":0.1},"tone":{"type":"range","default":0.35,"label":"Tone variation","describe":"How far each hull plank drifts from the base plank colour, as separately split and adzed timber does: one shade per plank piece, the same inside and out. 0 is a uniform hull, 0.35 a normal set of planks, 1 a deliberately mixed hull of light and dark planks. Only the planks vary; rails, posts, decks, booms, float and cord keep their colours. Changes no geometry at any value.","min":0,"max":1,"step":0.05},"planks":{"type":"color","default":"#887d63","label":"Planks","describe":"albedo of the hull planking inside and out: keel plank, garboard, middle and sheer strakes and the floor. The dominant colour of the part; `tone` varies it per plank"},"timber":{"type":"color","default":"#796d56","label":"Rails & end pieces","describe":"albedo of the heavier timber: both gunwale rails, the two end decks and their bulkheads, the stem faces, the raised bow and stern pieces and the thwart"},"booms":{"type":"color","default":"#655c45","label":"Booms","describe":"albedo of the two curved outrigger booms ('iako) from their starboard ends to the float"},"ama":{"type":"color","default":"#ae9b74","label":"Float","describe":"albedo of the ama, the octagonal log float with pointed ends on the port side"},"cord":{"type":"color","default":"#494137","label":"Cord","describe":"albedo of all cord: the staples lashing each boom to both rails, the turns binding the booms to the float and the stitches across every plank butt"},"silvered":{"type":"color","default":"#c0ad7f","label":"Sun-silvered wood","describe":"albedo `wear` paints on the upward faces of sun-greyed timber (rail runs, deck, post and thwart tops); paints nothing at wear 0"},"salt":{"type":"color","default":"#dfebe5","label":"Salt bloom","describe":"albedo of the salt crust `wear` lays on the garboard and keel planks outside (from wear 0.4) and along the float's lower flanks (from wear 0.6); paints nothing below 0.4"}},"presets":{"weathered":{"planks":"#887d63","timber":"#796d56","booms":"#655c45","ama":"#ae9b74","cord":"#494137","silvered":"#c0ad7f","salt":"#dfebe5"},"toromiro":{"planks":"#aa7649","timber":"#9c683b","booms":"#796d56","ama":"#dcc68c","cord":"#494137","silvered":"#c0ad7f","salt":"#dfebe5"},"driftwood":{"planks":"#ae9b74","timber":"#887d63","booms":"#796d56","ama":"#c0ad7f","cord":"#655c45","silvered":"#dcc68c","salt":"#f8eac4"},"smoked":{"planks":"#655c45","timber":"#494137","booms":"#796d56","ama":"#887d63","cord":"#35332f","silvered":"#ae9b74","salt":"#c0ad7f"}},"materials":{"planks":{"kind":"wood","finish":"raw"},"timber":{"kind":"wood","finish":"raw"},"booms":{"kind":"wood","finish":"raw"},"ama":{"kind":"wood","finish":"raw"},"cord":{"kind":"fabric","finish":"linen"},"silvered":{"kind":"wood","finish":"raw"},"salt":{"kind":"stone","finish":"rough"}},"rev":1792700136,"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":1792700145,"mod_v":1792700136}