Armor Racks

Adds a variety of armor racks that help you store and equip your armor in a better way.

At the moment there are 3 types of armor racks:
- Vanilla rack that stores equipment and provides slightly faster equip time
- Mechanized rack that dramatically improves equip time (requires Microelectronics and own research)
- Mending rack that also slowly repairs things it stores (requires Fabrication and own research)

Check out mod settings for some helpful options.
Thanks to Crudbone for donating the textures for the racks.

1. Build a rack, configure it via Storage tab, wait for colonists to haul things to it
2. Assign it a colonist via Set Owner dialog
3. Oh ♥♥♥♥ it's a raid! Draft your colonist and use the Equip from rack command. Your colonist will run to their rack and grab the items from it
4. Once it's over, use the Transfer to rack command (selected automatically after Equip or manually by rightclick) to put the items back

Should be safe to add to, or remove from existing saves.
Should work fine with multiplayer mod.
Should be compatible with custom races based on Humanoid Alien Races 2.0.

Q: Colonists haul things to a rack, but won't haul things from it, is this a bug?
A: Not a bug, armor racks work based on container logic from base game, and things inside containers are not haulable (grave is an example of a container)
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Q: Items on the racks are not visible / do not count towards 'do until X' crafting settings, is this a bug?
A: No, see above
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Q: Colonists start removing the equipment they got from racks when undrafted, what to do?
A: Mod settings has an option for racks to set apparel as forced, this probably would help

- Loading caravans with racks that have equipment on them causes heavy lag and lots of errors. Unload equipment from the racks first
- Ammo from Combat Extended disappears when added to a rack

I made this mod for my own use but decided to publish it in case someone else needs it. If you find any bugs or have a suggestion feel free to leave a comment or make a thread.
You can get the source code from Github[github.com] or from the mod's Steam folder. You are free to use it in your own mods as long as you credit my work.