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Changing the Model?

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Hey! This is taken from a previous post of mine, but it should work too (just ignore where it says copy or duplicated unit).

I was having the actors problem too.

I don't know if this is the proper way to go about it, but what I did was this:

1. Go to the Actors tab in the data editor and duplicate whatever model you want to use. (I used Baneling in the example). PICTURE

2. Assign the [copied/duplicated] actor to the [copied] unit. PIC. 1 / PIC. 2

3. Check the copied unit to see if the actor was propperly linked. PICTURE


Hope this helps!
 
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How do you exactly change the model? When you copy+paste an Actor and change its unitname to your custom unit, the line that contains the Unit Model hides, all that remain are the Portrait and some deaths models... The Actor part with Unit Model (Not Portrait) does not show if Actor is not selected Default UnitName there is no model ... Wtf
 
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