Add Breaking Ground robotics#2621
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Adds the Breaking Ground robotics parts to the 1964 materials science node (advanced capsules).
Configured ECMs for the different types of robotics parts and the controller.
Base cost is low, because almost the entire cost of a robotics part is determined by the size of the motor inside of them.
Maybe the base cost of the larger base size parts needs to be a bit higher, I'd like some feedback on that part. They're about the size of the modular girder, which is 20 funds.I've added some basic cost differentiation based on part size, motorless parts now cost approximately twice what a regular girder of their size category costs. slightly scaled up for some parts with a bigger size.The default motor costs seemed fairly reasonable to me, ranging from 50 funds for a small robotics part to 500 funds for a big robotics part. Therefore I've made no attempt to change those.