Automail - Reforged (1.0)

NOTICE

As of the 1. 0 version of this mod:

• []Automail only works for male characters. The female version will come at a later date, since it requires me to remodel the arm to fit the female NPC.

  []There is a bandage wrap around the wrist of the armor, due to technical constraints. For some reason, hiding the arm hides everything except for the skin at the wrist, so the only way to fix this is to cover it up with something. Hopefully this can be fixed in the future.

Automail is an invention from the world of Fullmetal Alchemist. Originally intended to be a motorized combat armor powered by the electrical impulses from the nerves of the body, automail quickly found a new use as complex prosthetics.

For those who have lost a limb, automail comes in to replace what was lost. Designs vary based on the designer of the automail, but most designs feature a metal casing around the complex mechanisms held within, keeping the relative shape and fluid movement of a real arm or leg.

Though a fitting replacement for missing limbs, it comes with its own set of problems. Despite the extra durability provided by a metal arm, it must be regularly maintained by an experienced mechanic, as it is prone to breaking with prolonged usage.

Such technology has been brought to the Eradien lands from the west. Experienced forgemasters, in cooperation with the forgein mechanics, have produced the first round of automail prototypes. Disabled soldiers may now continue to serve, with the addition of left and right arm and forearm automail in the Baron's shop.

Currently, both the left and right arms and forearms have automail that can either be purchased in Baron's shop or spawned in the Plate section of the spawn book. In addition to this, there are currently two versions of the automail: armored and unarmored. 

The unarmored arm has the ability to wear both wrist and shoulder armor over the top of the arm, letting you customize as you wish.

The armored arm, while lacking the ability to wear wrist armor, features a more classic armored design that provides bulkier plating for better protection.

For the fully armored arms, they take up the shirt slot, meaning most armor can be worn in addition with the arm, with the exception of any armors that take up the shirt slot.

As for the forearm versions, these only take up the forearms and thus do not take up the sh