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1. Vanilla MaxCT(Max Comfortable Temperature) has minimum value 21.
2. Heat strike starts with temperature goes 10C beyond MaxCT, so possibly starts with 31C.
This means with vanilla minimum MaxCT no pawn can have heat strike below 30C. Reducing trigger to anything lower is just a waste of CPU resource
With mods that add clothing(like boots and gloves) it becomes so easy to survive in -70 weather.
Question: do pawns 'intelligently' put on or take off clothes as needed or is this micromanagement?
1. Add support for UnderWhere mod, all apparels from this mod are considered as "basic apparels".
2. Add new option in mod config, allowing you to add/remove bodypart efficiency bonus for exposed shoulders, arms and legs.
Add a mod option allowing players to choose if RAHI ignore MaxCT bonus from (usually modded) apperels when SOS2 is not installed.
In previous version no matter SOS2 is installed or not, RAHI will not touch those apparels with SOS2 EVA decompression resistance.
Now when you dont have SOS2, for those modded apparels set to have EVA capacity, you can choose to allow RAHI change apply on them or not. But if SOS2 is installed, RAHI will ignore them no matter what you choose.