
Gambrel-roof house with dormers
A barn-style gambrel house of one and a half or two storeys: steep lower roof slopes, gabled dormers or a shed dormer on the front, a porch or a door hood.
- Kind
- Model
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Added
- 24 October 2026New
- Films
- Not used in a film yet
Parameters
| Name | Type | Default | Range | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| width | number | 10 | 8.5 to 11.5 m | the front's width, along the ridge |
| depth | number | 9 | 8 to 9.8 m | front to back |
| storeys | choice | one-and-a-half | one-and-a-half, two | a half storey under the gambrel, or two storeys under it |
| breakIn | number | 1.3 | 1 to 1.7 m | how far in from the eave the roof changes slope |
| dormers | choice | gabled | gabled, shed | small gabled dormers or one long shed dormer on the front slope |
| dormerCount | integer | 2 | 2 to 3 | how many gabled dormers on the front slope |
| porch | bool | true | – | a roofed porch on posts over the front door |
| chimney | bool | true | – | a brick chimney at one end of the ridge |
| roofTone | choice | slate | slate, terracotta, charcoal, brown, moss | the roof's material colour, shared by every house of a channel that uses these tones |
| customRoof | bool | false | – | use roofColour instead of the tone |
| roofColour | color | #5a5550 | – | the roof's colour when customRoof is on |
| walls | color | #d8cfbd | – | the siding paint; the seed turns its hue at this soft lightness |
| trim | choice | white | white, cream, charcoal | window frames, eave and door trim, shared by every house of a channel |
| door | color | #5d4c3a | – | the front door |
| brick | choice | red | red, brown, buff, dark | the brick of the chimneys |
| stone | choice | limestone | limestone, granite, sandstone | the stone of the plinth and steps |
| glassTint | choice | blue | blue, teal, grey | the windows' glass tint, shared by every building of a channel |
Use it in a film
film.js
world: { props: { prop: { model: 'gambrel-house', at: [6, -4] } } }Use it from your agent
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