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or you could go a step farther and look at Rimdark Mankkinds Finest and see how they have their power armor bases setup and use those as a guideline and change em around how you want.
However, I'm not entirely sure where to apply stuffable with metal or fabric/leather
I wouldn't mind taking a look at your local copy.
This links you to an xml i made that shows the stuff in question with comments explaining what they do and where to place them to make things properly stuffable, works on weapons,clothing,armor, and buildings. the code you want starts with <stuffCategories> and ends with </costStuffCount>
Example : say i had Grimworld 40k installed along with this, and i wanted to make a set of BOS power armor out of Ceramite and gain stat bonuses according to the material, i could.
The main reason people like stuffable gear is because it allows more flexibility with the equipment's strength if they happen to be running other mods that add resources and other mods that add stronger factions.
I couldn't group some armor elements, so they remained under regular ThingDefs