{"params":{"colorway":{"type":"choice","default":"lime-plaster","label":"Colorway","describe":"curated kit-menu scheme; sets all three zone albedos at once. lime-plaster = the default cream infill, mid-brown frame lattice and near-black oak sill and plate, so the wall bands dark-light-dark. dark-frame swaps the two browns: the lattice goes dark and the two heavy beams go a shade lighter than it, which flattens the banding and pushes the crossed braces forward. ochre-wash puts an ochre lime wash on the infill with a deep-brown frame and slate-grey beams \u2014 a weathered, dirtier wall. slate-beam keeps the default cream and frame and turns only the sill and plate slate grey, as if the heavy timbers were tarred","options":["lime-plaster","dark-frame","ochre-wash","slate-beam"]},"plaster":{"type":"color","default":"#e8dcc0","label":"Plaster","describe":"albedo of the lime-washed infill: the flat slab core and the hand-troweled bulging panels on both faces \u2014 the dominant mass of the wall"},"timber":{"type":"color","default":"#8c6a4a","label":"Timber frame","describe":"albedo of the frame lattice: the two end posts, every intermediate stud, every mid rail and every X-brace, on both faces"},"oak":{"type":"color","default":"#6f4e37","label":"Oak beams","describe":"albedo of the two heavy horizontals only \u2014 the full-width ground sill and the wall plate. Keep it a clear value step off the frame timber or the dark-light-dark banding of the module dies"},"bays":{"type":"choice","default":"2","label":"Bays","describe":"how many plaster bays the 2 m wall is divided into, i.e. how many intermediate studs stand between the two end posts (bays \u2212 1 of them). REBUILT, not scaled: the posts, studs, rails and braces keep their real sections and the bay width, the panel count and the triangle count all move with the value. 1 = one wide 1.64 m bay per row, no centre stud, big calm plaster fields and long shallow X-braces. 2 = the default, two 0.73 m near-square bays either side of one centre stud. 3 = close studding, two studs and three narrow 0.43 m bays with steep braces \u2014 a busier, later, richer-looking wall. Width stays exactly 2.00 m at every value","affects":"geometry","icon":"\ud83e\ude9f","options":["1","2","3"]},"braces":{"type":"choice","default":"cross","label":"Braces","describe":"the St Andrew's cross timbers, always on BOTH faces and always corner-to-corner across a whole panel. cross = the default and the hero motif: a full X in the bottom row and the top row of every bay, plain plaster across the tall middle row. bottom = the lower register only, so the wall reads bottom-heavy and the whole upper half is clean plaster between the rails. none = a plain post-stud-and-rail grid with no diagonals at all, the quietest and cheapest build. The rails, studs, sill and plate are unaffected","affects":"geometry","icon":"\ud83d\udcd0","options":["cross","bottom","none"]},"stoutness":{"type":"range","default":1,"label":"Timber stoutness","describe":"cross-section multiplier on the framing timber only \u2014 post and stud width (0.18 m at 1.0), mid-rail depth (0.16 m) and brace section (0.14 m). The wall envelope, the plaster core thickness, the 0.07 m proud stand and the two heavy oak beams never change, so the knob rebuilds the RATIO of timber to plaster rather than the size of anything: 0.62 is a light sawn frame of thin members on wide creamy panels, 1.4 is the massive hand-hewn baulk look with the plaster squeezed into slots between them. Bay width, rail heights and row heights are all re-derived, so the panels and their braces follow the members. Brace section is capped at 42% of the bay width so the crosses cannot swallow a narrow bay at 3 bays and full stoutness","affects":"geometry","icon":"\ud83e\udeb5","min":0.62,"max":1.4}},"presets":{"lime-plaster":{"plaster":"#e8dcc0","timber":"#8c6a4a","oak":"#6f4e37"},"dark-frame":{"plaster":"#e8dcc0","timber":"#6f4e37","oak":"#8c6a4a"},"ochre-wash":{"plaster":"#b89b72","timber":"#6f4e37","oak":"#3c4550"},"slate-beam":{"plaster":"#e8dcc0","timber":"#8c6a4a","oak":"#3c4550"}},"variants":{"bays":["1","3"],"braces":["bottom","none"],"stoutness":[0.62,1.4]},"rev":1786139140,"materials":{"plaster":{"kind":"paint","finish":"matte"},"timber":{"kind":"wood","finish":"raw"},"oak":{"kind":"wood","finish":"raw"}},"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":1792498058,"mod_v":1786139140}