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This will help a lot with my project :D
I was using the Asset AI Changer mod to change the prefab AI of my buildings. It works well for many things but I think it has limits.
Greatly appreciate the advice.
I just used ModTools and ripped the mesh and textures off existing models, then imported a new model for a Vanilla building, such as a sawmill, so I did not change any of the default Sawmill's settings and the new asset I imported should have all of those settings intact.
If you're using a mod that allows you greater control of changing those Vanilla settings perhaps there is something more you need to do or change? Sorry I can't be of more help.
You can always try using ModTools like I do and just customize the model and then import it as whatever building you're trying to customize.