My customized version of FashionRIMsta, made by the very talented artists spoonshortage and Nackblad.
https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=24432.0 or
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=745193823https://www.dropbox.com/s/xyqm8kmhzaxqbmt/FashionRIMstaHD1.0.zip?dl=0One of the main purposed of me changing around this mod is so that I can have specific apparel pieces at certain apparel LAYER levels, so this mod is meant to go along with my version of Modular Power Armor.
I went through and changed a lot of the properties on pretty much all of the apparel, as far as I can remember. I wanted them more balanced towards what I wanted. I also added to the description all of the LAYERS the pieces of apparel will use, along with with body parts they covered.
Yes, I now know that the information screen shows what parts are covered by apparel, but I had forgotten at the time I was doing this. So whatever, I left it in there anyway. I thought the formatting of all of the information in the descriptions looked nice now anyways. I think I also put the insulation values in both Celsius and Fahrenheit in there to make things easier. Remember that these are what the values would be if the piece of apparel was of normal quality, because this value will be affected by the quality of the apparel.
Anyway, my motivation for doing this is because RimWorld hides this information from the player, what layer a piece of apparel covers. There are 3 layers for all body parts for pawns, except for the head, as far as I can tell. All of this information I am fairly confident on, but may not necessarily be 100% correct. But on the body the three layers are "on skin", middle, and shell. For a pawn's head there is simply overhead. The body part groups are: full head (which can be broken down further), neck, torso, shoulders, arms, hands, legs, feet.
In regular RimWorld, some pieces of apparel cover odd body part groups (like overalls) and/or odd layers! This means that if you have even just a couple apparel mods like Apparello and FashionRIMsta, when you try and mix and match outfits with hidden information you have to then play the process of elimination, but with just so many pieces of different apparel you have literally thousands of different possible combinations!
I have another mod I use that has "nanoskin suits" in it that I will use for one of the "on skin" layers for a pawn's outfit. The middle layer I will use for things like their specialty outfit. This means things like a construction vest, scrubs, gardening vests, miner's jumpsuit, lab coat, etc. On the shell layer I will use for only outerwear (like parkas, desert robes, cultist robes, etc.) and power armors. This way, along with the mods Change Dresser, I can always have all of my colonists with the appropriate gear on for their jobs and their proper social roles and then being able to swap to combat gear and keeping on the proper things that I want.
One thing that vanilla RimWorld does that I hate, is Power Armor takes up the middle AND shell layers on a pawn. To remedy this situation I've made both vanilla power armor (which I do not have in any mods) and my version of Modular Power Armor only use the shell layer.
This means once my base colony is up and running and I have things coming along decently with proper apparel, my pawns will look like this: nanoskins, specialty worker gear, and cultist robes or extreme weather gear. When they need to go into combat, swap the outter wear for power armor.
Together with Facial Stuff .18.5
showing different apparel layers on a pawn depending on where they are is ridiculously awesome. I can have the shell layer only be displayed while a pawn is outdoors. When they are inside, it can show the middle layer. Then when they are in their bedroom, they can be shown in their "on skin" apparel layer. There is a toggle to have hats only shown when pawns are outside as well. One more option to have all of the above not apply to pawns that are drafted. That's great if you have them swapped to their power armor (via Change Dresser
https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=36786) and want that to be visible no matter where your pawns are. Maybe they have to fight inside, and you still want to see them in all of their awesomeness. Oh, you can also recolor apparel too with it. Hello badass red or black or dark green or whatever color you want apparel and power armors!
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