Difference between revisions of "Apparel layers"
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{{Dia Cell | '''Kevlar Helmet''' }} | {{Dia Cell | '''Kevlar Helmet''' }} | ||
{{Dia Cell | '''M1 Helmet''' }} | {{Dia Cell | '''M1 Helmet''' }} | ||
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Revision as of 17:47, 11 January 2015
Each kind of gear is worn on a specific location of a person's body. That location is determined by two things:
- The body part or parts it covers.
- The layer or layers it occupies.
A layer basically says how far away from the body a piece of gear is worn. The layers are currently as follows:
Over Head | |||
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Full Head | Nose, Jaw | ||
Upper Head | Head, Ears | ||
Eyes | Eyes |
On Skin | Middle | Shell | ||||||||||||||||||
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Hands | Hands, Fingers | |||||||||||||||||||
Arms | Shoulders, Arms | Powered Armor |
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Torso | Torso, Neck | T-Shirt | BD-Shirt | Tribal- wear |
Armor Vest | Jacket | Duster | Parka | ||||||||||||
Legs | Legs | Pants | ||||||||||||||||||
Feet | Feet, Toes |
You can't wear a duster on top of your powered armor for example, since they share the same layer and share the same covered body parts.
For example, you can wear a pair of pants that covers your legs and a shirt that covers you arms and torso, even if they're both using the "On Skin" layer. You can't wear a jumpsuit that covers your whole body and pants at the same time that also go on your skin, however.