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| name = Kid pants | | name = Kid pants | ||
| image = KidPants.png | | image = KidPants.png | ||
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Kid pants should be combined with a [[kid shirt]] to fully clothe a child. | Kid pants should be combined with a [[kid shirt]] to fully clothe a child. | ||
| − | * Compared to a [[kid romper]], the kid shirt and kid pants has better insulation against heat and cold, but does not cover the arms. Both sets have the same armor rating. The shirt + pants set costs {{ | + | * Compared to a [[kid romper]], the kid shirt and kid pants has better insulation against heat and cold, but does not cover the arms. Both sets have the same armor rating. The shirt + pants set costs {{icon small|stuff}} 10 [[textile]] more and takes slightly longer to make. |
| − | * Compared to kid tribalwear, the kid shirt and kid pants cover the shoulders or legs, but the kid tribalwear has +32% better heat insulation and +8% cold insulation. Both sets have the same armor rating. The shirt and pants set costs {{ | + | * Compared to kid tribalwear, the kid shirt and kid pants cover the shoulders or legs, but the kid tribalwear has +32% better heat insulation and +8% cold insulation. Both sets have the same armor rating. The shirt and pants set costs {{icon small|stuff}} 10 [[textile]] more, and takes slightly more work to make. |
Due to the low protection of skin-layer apparel, even when made out of materials like [[devilstrand]], the differences between all 3 sets are very small. Children are frail - even if armor reduces damage, a shot is likely to kill or maim a child. Therefore, children should avoid combat (or at least avoid getting hit in combat), and covering the arms doesn't mitigate this. If children don't undergo combat at all, then tribalwear is a superior choice, as it is cheaper and more insulating. If insulation isn't needed, the romper is cheaper and slightly more protective than a shirt and pants. | Due to the low protection of skin-layer apparel, even when made out of materials like [[devilstrand]], the differences between all 3 sets are very small. Children are frail - even if armor reduces damage, a shot is likely to kill or maim a child. Therefore, children should avoid combat (or at least avoid getting hit in combat), and covering the arms doesn't mitigate this. If children don't undergo combat at all, then tribalwear is a superior choice, as it is cheaper and more insulating. If insulation isn't needed, the romper is cheaper and slightly more protective than a shirt and pants. | ||
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If a colonist would only need pants to be considered nude (male colonists without [[ideoligion]]{{IdeologyIcon}}, or any gender depending on ideoligion rules), then pants would become the cheapest way to clothe a child. | If a colonist would only need pants to be considered nude (male colonists without [[ideoligion]]{{IdeologyIcon}}, or any gender depending on ideoligion rules), then pants would become the cheapest way to clothe a child. | ||
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== Version history == | == Version history == | ||
* [[Biotech DLC]] Release - Added. | * [[Biotech DLC]] Release - Added. | ||
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[[Category:Clothing]] | [[Category:Clothing]] | ||
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