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I was researching how to apply a mask texture for apparels. I was able to give mask to its on-ground graphic and worn graphic with

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<graphicData>
  <shaderType>CutoutComplex</shaderType>
</graphicData>
and

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<apparel>
  <useWornGraphicMask>true</useWornGraphicMask>
</apparel>

respectively. However, the icon in the Gear Tab would not apply the mask because it renders with essentially only the thing from graphicPath

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// in Verse.Widget.ThingIcon
resolvedIcon = thing.Graphic.ExtractInnerGraphicFor(thing).MatAt(thing.def.defaultPlacingRot, null).mainTexture; // mainTexture doesn't include mask


Therefore when the Gear tab applies color from for example graphicData.color or CompColorable.color, it will paint over the whole thing.

Is this intended?

Hi Sandy, thanks for your great mod. I'm trying to revive the CE compatible version of this mod. I have a question about a code snippet. Under 1.1 source code line 193, which is

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foreach (ThingWithComps current in this.SelPawnForGear.equipment.AllEquipmentListForReading), the code checks whether current is primary, then decide where to draw it. It seems that if there are multiple non-primaries, they will draw over each other, no? Also for non-primary, brawler check (line 212), why does the code need to check whether the primary is not null?

Thanks for answering the questions!

Updated to 1.0

[Credits]

Steam workshop link: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1541287769
B19: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1536180071
Github Release: https://github.com/flyfire2002/RimworldFieldMedic/releases

This mod adds the functionality to temporarily patch up bleeding pawns in the field. The patch expires after a while, so you still need to give the pawn more formal heals, but this buys you time.

Credits
Most code are ported from NoImageAvailable/CombatExtended, so great thanks to NoImageAvailable for releasing his code under CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0.

How it works?
- New apparel: Medic Bag.
- Costs 30 cloth, 5 med, and 2 components to make ...
  - ... on tailor table
   - ... after you've researched Medicine Production.
- The colonist needs to have 5 crafting and 4 medical skills.
- Raiders will not spawn with medic bags. Traders may have medic bags in stock.
- A pawn needs to wear it before using it.
- It occupies waist layer, covering the torso, thus it shouldn't conflict with most apparels.
- The pawn needs to be downed, not in a bed, and is bleeding to be stabilized by a Medic-Bag-wearing pawn.
- The helper's medical tend quality affects how effective the stabilization is.
- Stabilizing each bleeding part costs 5% of the bag. The bag can cause "Tattered apparel" just like any other apparels.

License
As mentioned above, CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Mention both NoImageAvailable and me

Assuming item Q is something unique to your mod: add Inherit="False" to the tag in question.

Will give it a try tonight. The Q in my case is BaseApparel, but if the Inherit="False" is to be added to A's <comps>, my naive guess is it will work regardless.

Hi NoImageAvailable, thanks for your awesome mod. I'm thinking about porting the stabilizing functionality into a standalone mod. What's the license you are releasing the code with on Github?

The license is listed in the OP

Thanks. It didn't load when I first checked.

If I'm to make my item A's thingdef inherit item Q, which has CompQuality in <comps>, but make A not inherit CompQuality (disable quality for A), how should I do it?

It seems one way is to redefine the base, but that seems like a substantial change.

Hi NoImageAvailable, thanks for your awesome mod. I'm thinking about porting the stabilizing functionality into a standalone mod. What's the license you are releasing the code with on Github?