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| − | | name = Pants | + | |name = Pants |
| − | | image = Pants.png | + | |image = Pants.png|Pants |
| − | | description = A simple set of pants. | + | |description = "A simple set of pants." |
| − | | type = Gear | + | |type = Gear |
| − | | type2 = Clothing | + | |type2 = Clothing |
| − | + | |hp = 100 | |
| − | | hp = 100 | + | | production facility 1= Hand tailor bench |
| − | | production facility 1 = Hand tailor bench | + | | production facility 2= Electric tailor bench |
| − | | production facility 2 = Electric tailor bench | + | |work to make = 1600 |
| − | + | |resource 1 = Stuff | |
| − | | work to make = 1600 | + | |resource 1 amount = 40 |
| − | + | |stuff tags = Leathery, Fabric | |
| − | | resource 1 = Stuff | + | |insulationcoldfactor = 0.2 |
| − | | resource 1 amount = 40 | + | |insulationheatfactor = 0.08 |
| − | | stuff tags = Leathery, Fabric | + | |armorsharpfactor = 0.2 |
| − | | insulationcoldfactor = 0.2 | + | |armorbluntfactor = 0.2 |
| − | | insulationheatfactor = 0.08 | + | |armorheatfactor = 0.2 |
| − | | armorsharpfactor = 0.2 | + | |mass base = 0.5 |
| − | | armorbluntfactor = 0.2 | + | |coverage = Left Leg, Right Leg |
| − | | armorheatfactor = 0.2 | + | |layer = Skin |
| − | | mass base = 0.5 | ||
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| − | | coverage = Left Leg, Right Leg | ||
| − | | layer = Skin | ||
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| thingCategories = Apparel | | thingCategories = Apparel | ||
| tags = IndustrialBasic | | tags = IndustrialBasic | ||
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| defaultOutfitTags = Worker, Soldier | | defaultOutfitTags = Worker, Soldier | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Pants''' are the most common legwear on the rimworlds, offering a bit of protection from damage, a small amount of insulation, and preventing the "naked" [[mood]] debuff (males only need to cover their legs to avoid feeling naked, while females also need to cover their torso). | '''Pants''' are the most common legwear on the rimworlds, offering a bit of protection from damage, a small amount of insulation, and preventing the "naked" [[mood]] debuff (males only need to cover their legs to avoid feeling naked, while females also need to cover their torso). | ||
| − | Pants | + | ==Acquisition== |
| − | + | As a complicated garment, Pants can only be made at [[Hand tailor bench|tailor]] [[Electric tailor bench|benches]], which requires [[Research#Complex clothing|Complex Clothing]] to be researched in order to be constructed. A pair of pants requires 40 of any [[textile]], and {{ticks|1600}} units of work. | |
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Pants can be also be stripped from Outlander and Pirate [[raiders]] or purchased from [[traders]]. | Pants can be also be stripped from Outlander and Pirate [[raiders]] or purchased from [[traders]]. | ||
| − | == Analysis == | + | ==Analysis== |
| − | There are only three options for covering the [[ | + | There are only three options for covering the [[Clothing Layers|skin layer]] of a colonist's legs: pants, [[flak pants]], and [[tribalwear]]. Pants are the most common choice, but the other options have their own values: |
| − | [[Flak pants]] offer better protection against sharp and blunt damage than most types of pants, but require 30 [[cloth]], 60 [[steel]], and 1 [[component]] to craft. Compared to regular pants (all at normal quality): | + | [[Flak pants]] offer better protection against sharp and blunt damage than most types of pants, but require 30 [[cloth]], 60 [[steel]], and 1 [[component]] to craft. Compared to regular pants (all at normal quality): |
* Flak pants offer 40% armor - sharp: equivalent to [[hyperweave]] pants, slightly worse than [[thrumbofur]] pants (41.6%), but better than [[devilstrand]] pants (28.0%) | * Flak pants offer 40% armor - sharp: equivalent to [[hyperweave]] pants, slightly worse than [[thrumbofur]] pants (41.6%), but better than [[devilstrand]] pants (28.0%) | ||
* Flak pants offer 8.0% armor - blunt: better than [[devilstrand]] pants (7.2%) but worse than [[hyperweave]] pants (10.8%). However, almost every blunt threat has sufficient AP to effectively ignore the armor of either option, so the effect of this distinction is minimal at best. | * Flak pants offer 8.0% armor - blunt: better than [[devilstrand]] pants (7.2%) but worse than [[hyperweave]] pants (10.8%). However, almost every blunt threat has sufficient AP to effectively ignore the armor of either option, so the effect of this distinction is minimal at best. | ||
| − | * Flak pants offer 10% armor - heat: worse than every single type of pants except [[cloth]] (3.6%). [[Devilstrand]] pants offer the best heat protection of any pants (60%) | + | * Flak pants offer 10% armor - heat: worse than every single type of pants except [[cloth]] (3.6%). [[Devilstrand]] pants offer the best heat protection of any pants (60%) |
* Flak pants have a -0.12 cells per second move speed penalty when worn | * Flak pants have a -0.12 cells per second move speed penalty when worn | ||
* Flak pants also cover the middle clothing layer, preventing a colonist from wearing both flak pants and [[marine armor]] | * Flak pants also cover the middle clothing layer, preventing a colonist from wearing both flak pants and [[marine armor]] | ||
| − | Overall, flak pants are strictly worse than hyperweave pants of equivalent quality, giving worse armor, insulation, and a move speed penalty. However, flak pants offer better protection than most [[textile]]-based pants (including devilstrand), making them appealing for colonists looking for a boost in armor with a lower move speed penalty than [[plate armor]] or [[marine armor]] | + | Overall, flak pants are strictly worse than hyperweave pants of equivalent quality, giving worse armor, insulation, and a move speed penalty. However, flak pants offer better protection than most [[textile]]-based pants (including devilstrand), making them appealing for colonists looking for a boost in armor with a lower move speed penalty than [[plate armor]] or [[marine armor]] |
| − | [[Tribalwear]] covers both the legs and torso. Compared to a combination of pants and a [[button-down shirt]]: | + | [[Tribalwear]] covers both the legs and torso. Compared to a combination of pants and a [[button-down shirt]]: |
* Tribalwear has identical armor values, but less coverage (tribalwear doesn't cover the arms and neck) | * Tribalwear has identical armor values, but less coverage (tribalwear doesn't cover the arms and neck) | ||
* Tribalwear has better insulation - cold (55% vs. 46%) | * Tribalwear has better insulation - cold (55% vs. 46%) | ||
* Tribalwear has much better insulation - heat (55% vs. 18%) | * Tribalwear has much better insulation - heat (55% vs. 18%) | ||
* Tribalwear has lower materials and work cost (60 textiles and 30 work vs. requires 85 textiles and 72 work) | * Tribalwear has lower materials and work cost (60 textiles and 30 work vs. requires 85 textiles and 72 work) | ||
| − | A bit of extra neck and arm protection is usually seen as valuable enough to merit the lower insulation and higher crafting cost of pants and a button-down. But colonists in ultra-hot biomes may prefer the better insulation, especially when first starting out. | + | A bit of extra neck and arm protection is usually seen as valuable enough to merit the lower insulation and higher crafting cost of pants and a button-down. But colonists in ultra-hot biomes may prefer the better insulation, especially when first starting out. |
| − | + | {{Apparel Material Table}} | |
| − | {{Apparel | ||
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[[Category:Clothing]] | [[Category:Clothing]] | ||
| + | {{nav|clothing|wide}} | ||