1 · Photo
2 · Stencil
How much fine detail is merged into flat tone areas. Higher = simpler, cleaner shapes that are easier to carve; lower = more detail but more speckle.
Stretches light and dark apart before the tones are split into levels. Raise it for flat or dim photos so faces get more glow; lower it if everything is turning white.
Adds black outline strokes along detected edges (eyes, lips, hair). Higher = more lines; 0 = no outlines, tones only. In AI style the model draws its own lines, so 0 is the default there.
Thickness of those outline strokes in pixels. Thicker lines survive printing and carving better; 2 is fine detail, 5+ is bold.
What happens to the darkest tones. 1 = they stay solid pumpkin skin (dark hair and clothes disappear into the pumpkin); lower lets them glow dimly instead. Use 0 for dark subjects on dark backgrounds.
3 · Pumpkin
Pumpkin width across its widest point. Height follows (about 0.9×, plus the stem). 120 mm suits one face, 140–160 mm a group.
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