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Check out Advent Angels' V2 providers for live examples of these features in use.
You can attach accessories at runtime, but that’s a much more technical workflow - best used only for dynamic cases (e.g., the next Advent Angels update spawns random human heads). For most setups, the Archetype route is simpler, cleaner, and better.
RRA’s big advantage is that it lets multiple mods collaborate dynamically - via MCM toggles or dice-roll logic - making it far more flexible than old, hardcoded OPTC reskinning. So yes, you can reskin Advent troops with cosmetic mods - just do it through Archetypes for the best results.
I know there are mods that add ADVENT armor but they don't also change the animations and Advent soldiers have slightly different ones. Plus I like the way their armor sounds when it clanks.