# Kins: the peoples your captains come from (crates/sim/src/kins.rs,
# docs/captains.md). A kin says how often its captains come and how their
# faces are drawn. Who a captain is comes from three more tables a pack can
# add to on its own: presentations.toml (how they present, and their default
# pronouns), names.toml (first and last names, tagged with the presentations
# they fit) and portraits.toml (painted busts, each of a kin and a
# presentation). A hire draws kin, then portrait, whose presentation picks
# the names; in the picker you choose any of it.
#
# A kin's faces are painted portraits (rows of portraits.toml) or drawn from
# parts, never both:
# [[kin.kind]]  the part kinds in layer order (low = behind); `chance` draws
#               the kind that often (absent = always).
# [[kin.part]]  one picture of a kind at portraits/<kin>/<kind>/<id>.svg;
#               `slots` it is tinted through; `jitter` how far the draw may
#               nudge it (scale in permille, dx/dy px).
# [kin.palette] colours per slot: `lights` for a portrait's lights. A slot
#               with no palette is the renderer's: `cloth` (and a portrait's
#               livery) is the fleet's paint.
#
# A pack adds a kin with [[kin]] under its prefix (deep:fish, its art at
# portraits/deep--fish/...).

# The Ministry's officers, one coat cut with gold trim. The coat's panels
# take the fleet's paint; badges and earpieces glow in the lights colour.
[[kin]]
id = "human"
name = "Human"
weight = 10

[kin.palette]
lights = ["#7fe6ff", "#ffc46b", "#8dffb0", "#ff8a7a"]

# The Ministry's brass-and-ceramic make. The plating takes the fleet's paint;
# eyes and indicator lamps glow in the lights colour.
[[kin]]
id = "automaton"
name = "Automaton"
weight = 4

[kin.palette]
lights = ["#7fe6ff", "#ffb347", "#ff5f57", "#8dffb0", "#c9a4ff"]