# SITE LAYERS-OPEN - STYLE CARD
# Fill this in ONCE, before your first run. It decides how every diagram looks,
# and it is added word for word to any image-generation prompt the tool writes.
# The software never picks the look. If you leave a line as it is, you get the neutral default.
#
# Colours are hex codes (#RRGGBB). Line weights are in points (0.25 = hairline).
# Save the file as style_card-open.toml next to site_layers-open.py (or upload it in the notebook).

[meta]
author = "Your name"
studio = ""
title_prefix = "SITE LAYERS-OPEN"      # the first words of every diagram title

[palette]
background = "#F4F1EA"   # paper
ink = "#1D1D1B"          # text, outlines
plate = "#FBFAF6"        # the discs in the exploded axon
site = "#D1462F"         # your site - the one accent colour
buildings = "#C9C2B6"
buildings_edge = "#5E584F"
massing_top = "#E4DED3"  # roofs in the exploded axon
massing_side = "#A69E91" # walls in the exploded axon
roads = "#8F8A82"
paths = "#A7A198"
rail = "#2F2F2D"
water = "#A7BFCC"
green = "#C3CDAE"        # parks and open space
trees = "#7E9A6A"
landuse = "#E7E2D8"      # other land use
contours = "#A08F79"
cadastre = "#A39D93"
# categories (zones, soil classes) take these in order:
categorical = ["#E3A587", "#8FAFC4", "#C9B458", "#9DB88E", "#B394B8", "#D6897E", "#7FA7A0", "#C7A27C", "#8C9BC9", "#B5B5B5"]
# numbers (height, FSR) run from low to high between these two:
sequential_low = "#F1E7CF"
sequential_high = "#7C3A2D"
heritage = "#7A5230"
flood = "#2F6F9F"
bushfire = "#C0502C"
acid_sulfate = "#8A7A2A"
sun = "#D9A21B"
wind = "#3E6C8A"

[lines]
hairline = 0.25
fine = 0.45
medium = 0.9
heavy = 1.8

[hatch]
# Pattern characters:  /  \  |  -  +  x  o  O  .  *   (repeat a character to make it denser: "////")
heritage = "////"
shr = "xx"
flood = "...."
bushfire = "\\\\\\\\"
acid_sulfate = "--"

[type]
family = "DejaVu Sans"   # must be installed where the tool runs; DejaVu Sans always is (it ships with the tool)
size = 7.0               # body size in points
title_size = 12.0
case = "upper"           # upper, lower, or as-is

[references]
# Three images whose graphic language you want. Describe them in words or give a link.
# They are written into the image-generation prompt; the diagrams themselves use the colours above.
image_1 = ""
image_2 = ""
image_3 = ""

[prompt]
medium = "flat architectural analysis diagram, orthographic"
suffix = ""              # anything else you always want said to an image model, in your words