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You left off a zero in FCS.
The colored halfpants and cargopants are 0.7 blunt and 0.2 cut bonus instead of 0.07 and 0.02 not to mention the halfpants should be 0.06 and 0.01 since that's what you put the uncolored versions as.
The dyed rag loincloth also has pierce protection unlike the undyed version
At least I think it was the cargo pants.
Sorry about your GPU, mate =´[
Well, I use my iGPU =x
RIP GPU
Oh also, does your mod add any sneak bonuses to ninja gear?
If not do you think you could add it? Anything with Ninja in the name really or that's black I feel like should have a stealth bonus honestly.
I don't think having separate mods for clothes would be ideal in-case they clash so having it all in one place would be good.
That reminds me too actually, your Black Turtleneck isn't black, it's white same as regular turtleneck.
ill load up a game and see in the pants spawn with stats later.
I really like the idea though, it's great and feels right mechanically, but the numbers are just too low to have any difference other than visually when looking at the item stats page
in the forgotten contruction set got to items > armour > open up the item you want to change > then on the little drop down menu select part coverage and well i think its pretty self explanatory from there. as for where to find workshop mods so you can edit them. my filepath looks a little like this. (C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content) after that point tho its just a bunch of folders with numbers instead of logical names for things soooo you would need to ask the mod author what the steam id for thier mod is in order to find it. or you could keep poking around folders at random. good luck hope i caould help
Great Job.
My game just updated and I lost all my subscribed mods. Is that normal? How do I get my mods running again?
What's mods do you use with?