zones:
  matrix:
    anchor:
      angle: 5
    columns:
      - name: pinky
        rotate: -5
        origin: [7, -7]
      - name: ring
        stagger: 12
      - name: middle
        stagger: 5
      - name: index
        stagger: -6
        padding: 16
      - name: inner
        stagger: -2
    rows:
      - name: bottom
        padding: 16
      - name: home
        padding: 16
      - name: top
  thumbfan:
    anchor:
      ref: inner_bottom
      shift: [-4, -22]
    columns:
      - name: wrong_near
        padding: 21.25
        rotate: -28
        origin: [9.5, -9]
        skip: yes
      - name: home
        column_wire: middle
        rotate: -28
        origin: [9.5, -9]
      - name: far
        column_wire: index
    rows:
      - name: thumb
  thumbfan_reverse_pass:
    anchor:
      ref: home_thumb
    reverse: yes
    columns:
      - name: home_again
        rotate: 28
        origin: [-9.5, -9]
        skip: yes
      - name: near
        padding: 16
        column_wire: ring
      # TODO: this is just a test for Dan
      - name: nearer
        column_wire: pinky
    rows:
      - name: thumb
angle: -20
mirror:
  ref: pinky_bottom
  # The mk1's origin was the bottom left corner of the bottom pinky key.
  # But it later got rotated by the bottom *right* corner as the pinky angle
  # and then rotated again for the inter-half angle so [0, 0] was nowhere on
  # the actual result.
  #
  # Since the new origin is the center of the pinky bottom, we have to convert
  # the old, round 250 width to this new coordinate system if we want backward
  # compatibility. The following snippet was used to arrive at 233.5881016.
  #
  # old_origin = new Point(7, 7)
  # old_origin.rotate(5, [14, 0])
  # old_origin.rotate(-20, [0, 0])
  # new_width = 250 - (2 * old_origin.x)
  #
  # TODO: Hahaaa, the squishing fails, because the width reference points are 
  # NOT stationary! gotta move to distances between some other points
  # (definitely something from among the HOME positions!!!)
  distance: 233.5881016