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If you have an all white surface test the texture (not really but for example's sake we'll name it this) would be called White_Surface. Well in TAG they use different textures by default, so we'll call theirs New_White_Surface. When you use Style Changer it looks for White_Surface, so it will not be able to change New_White_Surface unless someone told it to look for that instead.
Hopefully I answered all your questions, but if you have more I'll be happy to try and answer them
"Ben and August's Extended Editor - BEEMOD1.06 for Aperture TAG"
BEE2 was a lot more in-depth and a lot of add-ons have been created for it.