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/// Body Part Storage Methods
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/// Body parts are capable of storing other body parts, and are themselves stored in either a body part
/// or a Body Part Container. Additionally, adding or removing a body part from 'storage' is a two part
/// process: the storage of the actual body part item, and the connecting of the body part to the health
/// system. Think of it like an electronic device: putting it into a storage is like placing it in a
/// room, adding it to a body is like plugging it in. If you just put it into a room it wont work until
/// you plug it in, and you shouldn't try to plug something in until you've moved it into the room first.
/// To complicate things, a body part doesn't know what 'depth' it is, and only can talk to its parent
/// (the body part that contains it), and each body part needs to know all of the body parts it does and
/// doesn't contain in order to coordinate. We accomplish this by each organ telling its parent when its
/// contents change, and the parent tell the parent's parent and so on until it reaches the highest container.
/// <summary>
/// Adds an object to the body part's internal storage, usually another body part
/// </summary>
/// <param name="IngameObject">Object to try and store in the Body Part</param>
public virtual void AddBodyPart(GameObject IngameObject)
{
Storage.ServerTryAdd(IngameObject);
}