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Doing a star wars game and it would be great. I'll even do it myself if someone could point out a way to.
how to increase people in avenger? i can barely see my squads. any suggestion?
Can you make it so that the mod has an option for the soldiers' helmets be toggled off? :D
I mean if you just want certain bodyparts to be selected and don't care how it's done, you could use a brute force of manually adding acceptable templates in the XGCharacterGenerator override, it just wouldn't be as elegant as an actual whitelisting solution because the content system is not that elastic when it comes to being modified. You can change the things that uses it far more easily than changing the system itself.
For 2, I think its possible, since XGCharacterGenerator isn't tied down to any native code. Maybe just modify the function RandomizeSetBodyPart, or make several new functions from the mentioned function for each bodypart that filter specific bodyparts from an array of template names from an ini.
Honestly though, I don't know what I'm talking about or saying, so I'll have to take your word for it.
1. Yes that sounds doable enough.
2. I'm not sure if you could do this, however. (The game has chunks of the content system in native code, and those parts are the ones that would be most involved with what you're asking)
1. Is it possible to override XGCharacterGenerator or write a new version of that particular script that allows civilians the scientists, engineers, and civilians to only use the default head templates and nothing else?
2. What about making a system with inis that whitelist certain bodypart templates, so that soldiers can only get those bodyparts and not any other that are added by other mods?
It's sort of amazing.
and once again, glad I talked to ya and asked about a mod like this ;)
Underlays are defined on a character template basis and core parts of pawn content loading is structured around that, while it's hypothetically possible for me to try overwriting all that, that's a lot more effort than I'm willing to put in at the moment.
On a side note, could it be possible to make the scientists wear lab coats on the Avenger too ?