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#  ROOM READING — INTERIOR STYLE CARD
#  Fill this in once. The keep / strip / alter diagram follows it.
#  The software never chooses the look. You do.
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#  Colours are hex codes (#RRGGBB). Line weights are millimetres
#  at print size. Delete a line to fall back to the default.
#  Every value below is a placeholder, not a recommendation.
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[meta]
name = "My interior style"
author = ""

[paper]
size = "A3"                  # A3 or A4, landscape
background = "#F4F1EA"       # the sheet
ink = "#1F1D1A"              # text, outlines, north point, scale bar

[verdict]                    # the three decisions, plus 'not decided yet'
keep = "#3E6B55"
strip = "#B8322A"
alter = "#D69A2D"
undecided = "#C9C3B8"        # anything you haven't decided is drawn in this, never as keep

[evidence]                   # how sure the reading is, drawn as line type
seen = "solid"               # visible in at least one photograph
inferred = "dashed"          # reasoned from what is visible (e.g. a wall behind joinery)
unknown = "dotted"           # not visible: hidden structure, services, substrate
unknown_hatch = "////"       # extra hatch over anything unknown: none | "////" | "\\\\" | "xxxx" | "...."

[section]
convention = "fill"          # fill = walls cut solid in the verdict colour
                             # outline = walls outlined in the verdict colour, left open
wall_alpha = 1.0             # 0–1, how solid the verdict colour is in cut walls
fixed_alpha = 0.35           # 0–1, fill strength for fixed elements (joinery, fireplace, stair)

[lines]                      # millimetres at print size
wall_outline = 0.35
opening = 0.25
fixed = 0.25
room = 0.13
photo = 0.18

[type]
family = "Helvetica"         # any font on the machine that opens the SVG; falls back to sans-serif
size = 7.0                   # body text, points
title_size = 14.0
case = "sentence"            # sentence | upper

[materials]                  # optional: your palette for existing finishes, shown as swatches in the finishes table
                             # key = the word the register uses in its 'material' column
timber_boards = "#B68A5A"
carpet = "#8C8578"
tile = "#D8D4CC"
plaster = "#EDE8DF"
paint = "#E6E1D6"
exposed_brick = "#9C5A42"
concrete = "#A6A39C"

[show]
tags = true                  # element ids next to each element, so every line traces to a register row
photos = true                # where each photograph was taken and which way it faced
north = true
scale_bar = true

[references]                 # for you: what this card is aiming at
words = "measured, quiet, warm ground, hairline ink"
images = ["ref_1.jpg", "ref_2.jpg", "ref_3.jpg"]