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| + | | description = For [[clothing]]: how well this clothing protects from cold, lowering the [[Minimum Comfortable Temperature]] by the given amount. For [[textile]]s: impacts how well clothing made from this textile protects from cold. | ||
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| + | NOTE: Currently, the display of these stats is broken on the wiki. There are two properties here: [[Property:Insulation_-_Cold_Base]], the base temperature offset, and [[Property:Insulation_-_Cold_Factor]], the % by which we scale the base offset to get the final value for a clothing item. | ||
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| + | Unfortunately, prior to B19 (I think that's when it changed), ''clothing'' had the base value (e.g. 15°C) while ''textiles'' had the factor (e.g. 0.75). | ||
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| + | As of 1.0, ''textiles'' have the offset (e.g. Hyperweave has 26°C), while ''clothing'' has the factor (e.g. tuques have 0.5). Thus, a normal hyperweave tuque has a cold insulation of 13°C. | ||
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| + | We should find a way to either fix the display of the relevant stats, or flip the actual semantic properties between the items. | ||
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Insulation - Cold is a stat: For clothing: how well this clothing protects from cold, lowering the Minimum Comfortable Temperature by the given amount. For textiles: impacts how well clothing made from this textile protects from cold. Its minimum allowed value is -2,000 °C (-3,568 °F). Its maximum allowed value is 2,000 °C (3,632 °F). Its default value is 0 °C (32 °F).
NOTE: Currently, the display of these stats is broken on the wiki. There are two properties here: Property:Insulation_-_Cold_Base, the base temperature offset, and Property:Insulation_-_Cold_Factor, the % by which we scale the base offset to get the final value for a clothing item.
Unfortunately, prior to B19 (I think that's when it changed), clothing had the base value (e.g. 15°C) while textiles had the factor (e.g. 0.75).
As of 1.0, textiles have the offset (e.g. Hyperweave has 26°C), while clothing has the factor (e.g. tuques have 0.5). Thus, a normal hyperweave tuque has a cold insulation of 13°C.
We should find a way to either fix the display of the relevant stats, or flip the actual semantic properties between the items.