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2. Right.
3. You'll need separate uniforms for males and females. I'm not sure if you can hold appearances for different genders within one uniform unit, but even if you can, I think it would be easier to just have different uniform units for different genders.
Just make sure you're using specifically LWOTC soldier classes and not vanilla. LWOTC classes would be later in the list, so if you see two entries for Ranger, pick the second one.
4. Nothing, I think.
OK. So to summarize, what I need to do, how many and which Uniform profiles I have to create to automatically assign the same uniform for all soldiers and color them according to class?
From what I already know:
1. Create all required Uniform profiles before campaign start as they have to be applied before the armour look is created for each solder. Right?
2. Two Rookie Uniform profiles (male and female) containing all the uniform looks for all armors without color. Right?
3. Number of Class Uniform profiles, one for each class, containing just color. Right? Or should I create double for male and female as well?
As far as I understand it just compares the class, not uses preconfigured names as for vanilla and should work With LWOTC as soon as I will create class uniform profiles under LWOTC. Is that true?
4. What else?
You received advice at the pace of you disclosing vital information. If you said you want the mod to automatically override soldier appearance with uniforms you have created after the campaign has already started, then I'd just tell you right away the mod can't do that, it wasn't designed with that use case in mind.
Actual actionable advice: set up uniforms first, then restart the campaign. If you don't want to do that, then automation will not work for you until you reach the next armor tier.
You received advice at the pace of you disclosing vital information. If you said you want the mod to automatically override soldier appearance with uniforms you have created after the campaign has already started, then I'd just tell you right away the mod can't do that.
Actual actionable advice: set up uniforms first, then restart the campaign. If you don't want to do that, then automation will not work for you. The mod wasn't designed with that use case in mind.
It doesn't look at rank, but it will distinguish rookies from non-rookies, if enable the Soldier Class filter.
> It's a bit better than go to customize each soldier from scratch but I would not call it AUTOMATIC UNIFORM MANAGER, because there is no actual automation.
There is as much automation as there needs to be not be invasive. It's not supposed to work mid-campaign.
Ranger and Sharpshooter are vanilla soldier classes, but LWOTC adds its own version that have the same player-facing name, but a different internal name, which is what Appearance Manager looks at when determining whether to apply the uniform or not.
> Are you saying that automatic uniforms are applied at the moment when the soldier gets new armor? And there is no way to activate it otherwise? That's useless because these events are very rear.
"Apply to any class" uniforms are applied when the unit equips the armor used for the uniform for the first time. For Kevlar Armor, that's usually on campaign start.
"Apply to same class" uniforms are applied when the soldier is first promoted to that class (potentially overriding their previous appearance) or when they equip new armor for the first time.
And the TRUE automatic coloring is done by Automatically Color Units mod. Because creating Uniform profiles with all possible combinations, with no actual automation is PAIN IN THE ASS.
I asked for advice, with specific practical requirements what I want to create. Instead I received lot of useless talk without actual recommendations how to do that.
Of course I'm free not to use it, but I already spent my time to install it and trying understand how it works. Second, it clearly states that it has built-in Automated Uniform Manager, but it turns out that it is unusable in practice!
The only way around that is to go to each solder and apply it manually, because it is locked only to to these parameters as well as the armor type. If you have several ranks, genders and armors, it will not apply to all of them. Only one by one manually.
It's a bit better than go to customize each soldier from scratch but I would not call it AUTOMATIC UNIFORM MANAGER, because there is no actual automation.
> Are you sure your uniforms are for LWOTC versions of those classes and not vanilla?
Not sure what this mean. Do you mean cosmetic mods or something? No I don't use 3rd party cosmetic mods, only those in the base game.
> A rookie uniform will not apply if the soldier already has appearance for that armor, which they will since the start of the campaign.
Are you saying that automatic uniforms are applied at the moment when the soldier gets new armor? And there is no way to activate it otherwise? That's useless because these events are very rear.
For example Automatically Color Units mod applies every time you open soldier in the Armory or promote the soldier to new class. Instantly.
> BTW I'm on LWotC
Are you sure your uniforms are for LWOTC versions of those classes and not vanilla?
> I have tried to recruit new solder and nothing was changer either
Could be one of the rookies whose appearance was generated at campaign start, not sure how LWOTC handles them.
> I have set to 'Apply to any class' for this Rookie Uniform profile.
A rookie uniform will not apply if the soldier already has appearance for that armor, which they will since the start of the campaign.