feat(content): Pockets, nomex padding

[yay855]

Added nomex and pocketed padding, both are fairly minor additions that increase encumbrance by a little bit in exchange for a little more storage space and fire resistance.

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Purpose of change

Although some items ingame have pockets, you cannot sew pockets onto clothing, and you can't use nomex padding to make them more fire-resistant either. The number of fire-resistant clothes is actually quite few, and to be fair there are very few fire-spewing enemies.

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I have added two clothing mods, pocketed and nomex padded. Pocketed gives armor more pockets, nomex padded gives them fire resistance. I also added scute to the possible list of moddable clothing, since it is just bony, scaled leather.

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[chaosvolt]

I also added scute to the possible list of moddable clothing, since it is just bony, scaled leather.

Don't see that change on the file changes currently.

[yay855]

What the- I must have removed it when removing the value changes to the armor padding. One moment and I'll re-add it.

Edit: Done, it's back in now.

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[chaosvolt]

Okay this is mildly bothering me. What PR set it so that it can be used to modify plastic and rigid kevlar? It would make sense for it to be able to repair all materials it can modify, but then that'd allow sewing up all-plastic and rigid kevlar items. This seems like a mistake was made at some point prior to this PR. I guess they don't HAVE to match, but...

[yay855]

Yeah, I can remove the plastic and rigid kevlar modifications tomorrow if you like.

[chaosvolt]

Whichever works I guess, for now just injected scutes into the repair list as well since they're probably close enough to leather to allow being in both lists.

[chaosvolt]

Load-tested and tried it out. Looks okay with most normal items, light survivor suit for example gains a fairly reasonable 3 liters:

Gets pretty spicy with thick items like MBR vests:

And for stuff like survivor helmets, well...

[yay855]

Yeah, that's why I asked if there was a way to change the actual amount added based on the item's body parts covered. It seems there's no good way to implement this right now that's both balanced and sensible.

Load-tested and tried it out. Looks okay with most normal items, light survivor suit for example gains a fairly reasonable 3 liters:

Gets pretty spicy with thick items like MBR vests:

And for stuff like survivor helmets, well...

[chaosvolt]

I wonder how hard it'd be to code having it vary by item volume or the like...I might try to look into it, hmm.

[Soadreqm]

I think the best case would be if it was possible to just set a multiplier for each body part. Big pockets for torso and legs, little pockets for arms, tiny for hands, feet and head.

[chaosvolt]

Will add for now and adjust in a follow-up PR I'm working on already.