Okay so I use to mess around with the editor quite a bit back when it first came out. And I just got back into it, and it's sad because I'm doing the exact steps listed above to create a new unit and those steps used to be the exact way I would follow to do so. But I'm running into an issue, step 15 of what theMeche said, when I go to change the token/unit name type the unit I created in the unit tab isn't there. Like in lack of better words the unit I named and created isn't named that anymore after I move over to the actors tab and create and actor. I've never run into this problem before and quite frankly it's really frustrating. I would appreciate any help with this. Thanks for your time.
No it's not marked as defines default values. And yes it's marked as a unit and generic unit standard. Let's see if this is more helpful. The unit I created is still there in the unit tab, but when I move over to the actor tab and create said actor it changes the name of my created unit back to the default name? Is that more clarified? Thank you so much for the quick reply and suggestions, this has been eating at me for days cause I can't figure out why it's doing that.
This is from another forum but no one was able to answer, was just curious if anyone could tell me what I was doing wrong.
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Okay so I use to mess around with the editor quite a bit back when it first came out. And I just got back into it, and it's sad because I'm doing the exact steps listed above to create a new unit and those steps used to be the exact way I would follow to do so. But I'm running into an issue, step 15 of what theMeche said, when I go to change the token/unit name type the unit I created in the unit tab isn't there. Like in lack of better words the unit I named and created isn't named that anymore after I move over to the actors tab and create and actor. I've never run into this problem before and quite frankly it's really frustrating. I would appreciate any help with this. Thanks for your time.
No it's not marked as defines default values. And yes it's marked as a unit and generic unit standard. Let's see if this is more helpful. The unit I created is still there in the unit tab, but when I move over to the actor tab and create said actor it changes the name of my created unit back to the default name? Is that more clarified? Thank you so much for the quick reply and suggestions, this has been eating at me for days cause I can't figure out why it's doing that.
This is from another forum but no one was able to answer, was just curious if anyone could tell me what I was doing wrong.