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Hi, if you can edit the lua file, search for the line
pokemon.model.interactable = false
and set it to true instead. Then you can access the models upon spawning.
I've also reuploaded my working directory here: https://gofile.io/d/WsybLA
Hope this helps.
If that's not the case, perhaps you'd be willing to help with where you obtained your models so that I can make one myself? A quick search for DjangoBots 3D models has failed me I'm afraid. The only models I've found online have multiple textures (for blinking, etc.) and I've had a lot of difficulty merging them for use on a single model in TTS.
Thanks so much for reading, if you'd like to talk in private I'd be happy to accept a friend request to open DMs. And I apologize greatly if this request comes off as rude or selfish.
But great to hear that you figured out how to do it! Beware that the guids of the shiny chips do not overlap with existing guids, otherwise you may get wrong models.
Thanks for your help :D