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Preset study · Station D · 2026-07-02

How hard to push
the planting.

Station D restyles the softscape while the hardscape stays locked. The one knob worth tuning is denoise — how far the planting is allowed to move from the base. Here is the same pool, same three design languages, at denoise 0.62 (shipped) versus 0.70. Drag each divider: left is 0.62, right is 0.70.

Canny end-lock 0.50 / 0.85 Only denoise changes Hardscape locked either way

0.62 vs 0.70Three directions, two denoise

Mediterranean · denoise 0.62 Mediterranean · denoise 0.70
0.620.70

The lock does the work

With the Canny end-lock held at 0.85, the pool, spa, fire feature and deck are pinned through the whole diffusion — so raising denoise from 0.62 → 0.70 changes only how far the planting travels, not the geometry. Both hold the layout exactly.

0.62 keeps the planting closest to the base — the most conservative, most faithful read. 0.70 lets the beds and borders diverge a touch further into the design language, at no geometry cost. Neither moves the hardscape.

SDXL + Cannycn 0.50 / end 0.85img2imgseed 770515
Subtropical · denoise 0.62 Subtropical · denoise 0.70
Subtropical · 0.620.70
Modern desert · denoise 0.62 Modern desert · denoise 0.70
Modern desert · 0.620.70
Finding. At this lock strength the two are close — geometry is identical, and 0.70 reads as marginally more planting divergence. Preset default: 0.62 for the most faithful set, 0.70 when a client wants a touch more variety. The lever that protects the hardscape is the canny end-lock (0.85), not the denoise number — which is why both stay true to the plan.