It's difficult to offer additional features when your mod already shows absolutely all the information you would like to see about the equipment. Excellent work. Thank you!

Okay, maybe I have a couple of suggestions.

How about adding a field:
1. Created (where the nickname of the person who created the item is indicated)
2. Belongs (where the nickname of the person who last moved the item is indicated) (by analogy with this mod https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2815607699)

Originally posted by Ortus:

It's difficult to offer additional features when your mod already shows absolutely all the information you would like to see about the equipment. Excellent work. Thank you!

We also love the mod.. It gives us agility comparing items. Thank you for the supporting!!

Run speed modifier only works on backpacks and containers that are worn or carried, and shoes with ShoesSpeed mod. So maybe hide that info from clothing that doesn't actually affect run speed?

1. additional comparison to compare number of body parts the clothing covered

2. additional comparison to compare number of padding

3. additional comparison to compare encumbrance

4. additional comparison to compare stomp power for footwear

5. mod option to flip insulation comparison to better suit hot temps (lower insulation = green, high insulation in hot temps isn't really helpful). I think flipping previousItemInsulation & newItemInsulation in bcic_TooltipClothing could achieve this

6. improvement to the hole comparison (still counting patched holes as holes, different than fully repaired clothing holes at Tailoring 8)

7. and maybe improving the UI to separate defense related entries (speed modifiers, defenses, holes, number of covered parts) and weather related entries (insulation, resistances, encumbrance, material)

Originally posted by DarkzKnight:

2. additional comparison to compare number of padding

Yes!
This would be very helpful to discern patched clothes from unpatched ones
Cause right now in vanilla if you patch up a hole the info that this item HAS a hole just vanishes and you cant differentiate a perfect condition item from a damaged one.

Can we have an entry that says what 'slot' the clothing item takes up? E.g. the tank top and long sleeve shirts take up different slots.