Upload CryoEngines and PlumeParty FX library (pruned)

Distribution/Restock/GameData/ReStock/FX/PlumeParty/Engines/Aerospike/README.md

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+## Toroidal Aerospikes
+Two options have been provided for the stock aerospike. The active one is (of course) #1 (left). It's as easy as swapping the digit in the config file (see `PlumeParty/Configs/stockRocketsUpper.config` for active config) to change the active plume. Note that there is a third effect in plume #1 and no altenate for it. Don't mind it.
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+Plumes for other aerospikes will be provided on an on-demand basis as aerospikes can come in various proportions.
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+![Aerospikes 1](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JadeOfMaar/PlumeParty/master/Engines/Aerospike/Aerospikes1.jpg)

Distribution/Restock/GameData/ReStock/FX/PlumeParty/Engines/BlueOrigin/README.md

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+## Blue Origin
+The BE-# is an equally glamorous alternative set of flames to the Tundra set, partially made to prevent those being overused. These distinctly possess a blue glow about the emitter point. Their filenames do not contain `BE*` prefix as that can get disorienting. 
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+![BE Plumes](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JadeOfMaar/PlumeParty/master/Engines/BlueOrigin/BlueOrigin.jpg)

Distribution/Restock/GameData/ReStock/FX/PlumeParty/Engines/Generic/README.md

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+## Generic Plumes
+To hopefully prevent the overuse of certain other plume families on rocket engines (or to keep a sense of specialty and class about them) the generic flames are availed. These five unique flames are fit for many use cases. **Popcorn** and **Olympus** are vacuum flames while the other three are lifters and sustainers.
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+![Generic Kerolox](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JadeOfMaar/PlumeParty/master/Engines/Generic/Generic1.jpg)
+![Generic Hydrolox](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JadeOfMaar/PlumeParty/master/Engines/Generic/Generic2.jpg)

Distribution/Restock/GameData/ReStock/FX/PlumeParty/Engines/Hypergolic/README.md

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+## Hypergol series
+A hypergolic propellant combination used in a rocket engine is one whose components spontaneously ignite when they come into contact with each other. The inherant hazard aside, they are great for supplementing most other rocket engines which have limited ignitions and tend to require ullage. The two color variants are based upon the actual colors of Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) and [Dinitrogen Tetroxide](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinitrogen_tetroxide) (N2O4).
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+![HypergolsRed](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JadeOfMaar/PlumeParty/master/Engines/Hypergolic/HypergolsRed.jpg)
+![HypergolsYellow](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JadeOfMaar/PlumeParty/master/Engines/Hypergolic/HypergolsYellow.jpg)