Each member can take its own fck on its ② card. A member without one uses the ③ 공통 fck, and fy stays common.
The rebar table and the 3D model both read the resolved value. The I02 note stays until every fck member has its
own value. The project file stores the values as optional fckByMember and refuses a bad value on open.
Changing the fck is not a shape change, so it is not counted in the pending changes.
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- Material {fck, fyH, fyS}, defaults 27 / 400 / 500 as assumed values (I02).
The rebar calculations take the material: the C7/C8 splice, the P2 development
length, the P3 lap, and the B2 split use it instead of fixed numbers.
- ③ screen: 공통 설정 inputs with a note that the defaults are assumed (I02).
- Project file stores the material as an optional field; older files open with
the defaults.
- Tests: fck 27 → 35 shortens the laps by √(27/35); the C7 piece follows fck;
a non-default fy drops I02; the file round trip.
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- Three values per pier: defaults (as imported), input (generated), draft
(current cards). Overrides = draft vs defaults; pending = draft vs input.
- Editable now: 코핑 폭, 코핑 길이, 말뚝 길이. Changing a card does not touch the
3D view until 다시 생성; the header and the card show 변경 n.
- Revert puts a field back to its imported default.
- Project files store defaults and draft (optional; v1 files still open).
- Tests: 코핑 폭 3100 → 3300 gives one override and one pending change;
regenerating clears pending but keeps the override; revert; file round trip.
- Not verified in a browser (no debuggable Chrome in this session).
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- serializeProject / parseProject for the .pzr.json format (spec §8,
schemaVersion 1). Parsing refuses other versions and damaged piers, and
names the first broken pier.
- The 3D model is not stored; it is regenerated on open.
- Tests: save → open equality without the source workbook; regenerated
models equal for 20 piers; version and damage refusals.
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