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You'll need to fix a few issues related to warnings checking inheritance, so I'd recommend instead copying the ShieldBelt class from its ILSpy decompilation (explained in the above link) and modifying that class directly.
Remaking from the scratch then.
Reason I'm asking is because there are hundreds little mods adding this and that, and this spams game mod list beyond what is humanly manageable. For things like like your belts, I would rather integrate mods together and give credit, where the credit is due, rather than doing everything from the beginning.
But It seems modding in 1.0 is much easier than it once was :)
I might want to include this in my Quality of Life future mod, but I need to know if I can just integrate your stuff or if I had to make my own from the scratch.