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1) Go to Steam Games/steamapps/workshop/content/268500/1586643354/Config
2) Copy UPDATE_1, 2, and INITIAL_UPDATE elsewhere (i.e. on your desktop)
3) Open the three XComContent.ini with the Notepad in every folder (UPDATE_1, 2, and INITIAL_UPDATE) in the Steam folder
4) For each .ini, perform a "Find and replace", with the following settings: "Find = Torso_" and "Replace = *nothing, just leave it blank, no space, nothing*". Click on "replace all".
5) Save the three .ini files
6) Launch XCOM 2, open your current campaign.
7) Go to your problematic soldiers, and change their torso for a vanilla one.
8) Save your game and exit the game.
9) Replace the three .ini files you've just edited with the three .ini files you've copied elsewhere (so that the .ini files come back to what they were originally).
10) Launch XCOM2 and you should now be able to modify your soldiers again.
Create a global uniform (on a NON-broken character, of course) with whatever parts from this mod your broken toon was wearing prior to the update.
Then apply the global uniform to your broken toon. Not only does this fix the character cosmetically, but also makes it fully editable again!
@Kexx
Sorry for cross posting into this thread, but it seemed like important information.
Just tried this method and it seems to have worked. You may have just saved my campaign. Simple and easy fix.
@Kexx This is really just a minor inconvenience that goes a long way towards streamlining compatibility and quality content. That is a trade-off I am willing to make any day. Thank you for the update, and I look forward to whatever you may add in the future.