Now all (most of) your vertices weights, vertex-groups and bones are in chaos.

The problem in pictures:



You can see that this model has invalid vertex groups. You need to rename it appropriately to the right bones(In some cases it will be difficult).

Thanks! Should i Ctrl+J the Vulture submeshes to the Homunculus submeshes first (leaving only the Vulture faces tho)?

Everything is much easier. Your model already has vertex groups and the Armature Modifier (should have). You just change the skeleton.

Ctrl+J the Vulture submeshes to the Homunculus submeshes first

note1: Technically, this just adds the Armature Modifier to a model without this modifier. This can be done manually through the menu.

note2: The Mirror Modifier can be very useful for wardrobing and modeling.

...went ahead and started using a different wardrobe model for the base. It's going well  but thanks v much still guys!

IT IS DONE!



This is in GUTS. Will test in game next. But for now I gotta get some sleep

woo sick!

EDIT EDIT
Is it just me, or did I make the female shoulder pieces too small?...

Yup they're too small...

@Anarch16sync sent you a PM with the new .mesh

That is an awesome-looking starter set Anarch! Sorry again for the amateur work on the weight-painting and I'm sure you will notice the poor work I did with the female mesh (you'll know what I mean as soon as you switch to "solid" view

Yes muuuuch better

Wow Phanjam, nice work, may I recommend something? Specially for the female chest, a retexture of a vanilla chest looks better than using the edited original mesh. I found an even faster way to do it, let me explain it.
 You choose the vanilla model of choice (if the skeleton doesn't work like happened to you with the engi set, just copy the Hum_m skeleton and change its name to overwrite the broken skeleton before importing)
Make a duplicate of the chest you're going to use. (move it around so it's not overlapped with the original)
Assing the original texture to the duplicate chest, and now the work starts, you have to edit the UV map of the duplicate chest so the original texture looks good on it.
Once you finish with the UV mapping, you overlap the chest models, and bake the texture of the duplicate over the original (this can take a bit time to get used to, but there are good tutorials around). Now you have the original texture fitting the vanilla UV map.
The details that are special to an armor, you can separate them from the original mesh an add them as ExChest.

Also, I was thinkin we should rework the skirt and tassets of the original armors using a mix and match of vanilla ones, since those give a lot of character to a chest piece, and the TL1 have almost the same form in every armor.

I'm sorry if I come a bit hard on your work, but if I don't say anything and tweak a lot your work that may be taken like I don't apreaciate your work enough (wich I really apreciate, like the work of @Kva3imoda  and @Vkoslak ), also aiming higher in quality will make you improve faster. 
Take like the advice of an editor of sorts (the good editors  )

Please tell me what you think, and again great work on your blender journey 

Hey Phanjam, I'm posting what I have so far for the TL1 Wardrobe, that's starting sets and updated Tier 1. There are also changes on the Destro and alchemist unit files, I put a changelog, but check them before overriding, or merge them manually. Also there is the Buckled set for the vanquisher made by @Vkoslak, I made some slight changes to the model.
Do you think you can make the icons for all the sets we have right now?

I tried to send it over a Pm but there I can't attach files.

Edit: Also I started working on the valkyrie set for the vanquisher, to complete the last tier of armor for all classes.

Edit 2: removed the archive because it had errors.