<https://s.mj.run/CxQTb5DXPoM> Please take the attached image of the metal frame structure in the green outdoor setting and modify it according to the following instructions: Wattle and Daub Walls: Cover the metal frame with a woven structure made of willow or bamboo. The weaving should be visible and tight, creating a solid foundation. Apply a layer of clay mixed with straw over the woven structure, creating the traditional wattle and daub appearance. Ensure the walls look sturdy and durable. Add a final layer of plaster made from lime and sand with a subtle earth-toned pigment (referred to as "segment"). This plaster should give the walls a smooth, finished look, while still maintaining a natural, rustic feel. Windows and Doors: Insert wooden or metal frames for windows and doors into the walls. The frames should be securely integrated into the woven and plastered structure, appearing natural and functional. For the windows, make them small but functional, with simple wooden shutters or frames that complement the rustic style of the hut. The door should be a simple, sturdy wooden door, matching the aesthetic of the structure. Insulation and Weather Protection: The structure should visually convey insulation, perhaps by showing slightly thicker walls or a hint of wool or natural fibers within the layers of the daub. Ensure it looks like it can withstand both hot summers and cold winters. Show any additional features, like a small thatched or natural material roof overhang, that might help protect the walls from rain and further enhance the insulation. Context and Environment: Keep the lush green surroundings from the original image, but enhance the setting to make it look like a tranquil, functional space for guests or workers in a rustic community. Add subtle [...]