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Very good mod :)
I've been working on a mod for myself for a while now, can I ask how on earth you managed to just get the spell-caster officer casting a magic missile rather than the whole unit? I've never figured that out...
also, bothering you or other modders with that wouldnt even be worth it. i moreso downloaded the reskin in hopes it would make the officer for the heros look different than the rest of his guard. purely for aesthetics.
On reskins, if you look close there are variations, the problem is that some heroes basically all use the same face (the high elf mages + dark elf masters are especially bad).
I cant really fix this myself as I would then require people to use a bunch of reskin mods I select kinda arbitrarily. Honestly your best bet would be to convince the makers of the reskin mods to add their variant meshes to the base variant file
The way it works is that every hero has 3 to 5 specific numbered variant definitions using 1 of each body part, and a generic definition, using multiple parts in each slot. The campaign uses the specific numbered variants, while I use the generic. Most variant mods only make new numbered variants, but my mod cant detect them. If they added their new body parts to the generic definition, they would be utilized as well.