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In reply to azkarion15:

 Hi there mate, I assume you are talking about the cockpit window in this case? I have to really think hard again about it since it was quite some time that I created the model. But I'm pretty sure it was always a teamcolor window (with some glow effect)
In the image you see it while having purple for teamcolor.

In reply to azkarion15:

Not to worry mate. Glad to have been of help.

In reply to CerberusSC2:

 Hi there mate, let me start off by saying happy newyear!

 Well, good thing it is fixed for you, still bad on my part I hadn't included them? (must check)

In reply to lorddawnreaver:

 Hello there,
Not a problem at all :) 

In reply to dweebiee:

 Yes, you can. I also now feel compelled to say that you intrigue me in regards to the campaign you're making ;)

In reply to dweebiee:

 Sounds cool! Will definately take a look at whenever it arrives :)

In reply to Wonder_Rem:

 Hi there mate. Alright thank for letting me know about this.
I'll take a look at it to see what is going on. I'll come back to you with what I may find and wether it works as I have intended or that something has screwed it up.

In reply to Wonder_Rem:

 I have checked the models and examined them compared to their base.

 For the Augmentor the animations workability are equal to the Templar Archives ones.
 When doing standard upgrading the Stand Work animation plays out as it should (looped until upg is finished)
I would reckon that the actor event that calls the Stand Work with play forever should work just fine (if you want console commands to trigger states)

Also, if you see difference between the cutscene model and actual structure, then I would recommend checking the actor for the structure.

The Volchron Spell A animation is indeed fairly long, it has about 75% of reverting to idle after the initial action. This however is no different from the Artanis model it is based on.

"This changes the scale at which the unit moves its legs. It does not work for Volchron, this field simply ignores it. However I am not sure if it's Blizz's fault, or the model's fault."
To my knowledge, this is not entirely true. the movement speed setting only changes the speed at which the model moves within the game metric, it does not affect model animation speeds. For instance, if a model has walking anmation set for 2,25 frequency, but the actor movement speed is set to 5, it will seem as if Volchron skates acros the field. (if memory serves)

As far as both models go, they work as intended, meaning based on the core model they were designed after and operable as such (Volchron --> Artanis / Augmentor --> Templar Archives) without more context of what presicely you're trying to do and how I can't see any issues that would be related directly to the models.

In reply to Wonder_Rem:

 Hi there mate, Aboout the Augmentor, good that that has resolved itself (yeah the editor has its mysterious ways shall we say)
As for Volchron: Regarding the first part, I suppose you found a combination of several animation states which I simply hadn't accounted for (not planned)
answer: yeah I can add a version of the spell animation where the long 'go back to idle' is removed.
Regarding the walking: I understand what you meant and it is weird because I don't have that issue. The walk speed visible in the video after removal of that update thing is also very odd. I copied the Artanis actor for my hero 'Volkron' unit and I never had issues and as far as I can see it also doesn't use such movement update.
Not really sure if I can do much about this one.