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Sorry if I made you worry.
If you use AML (Alternative Mod Launcher) you can use the config editor built in at the bottom of the mod manager. Go to "Config/XComDarkXCom.ini" and under "Cosmetic Rules" has the list of rules that enables MOCX to use your character pool.
Replace "bUseCharacterPoolOnly =" from true to false in order to completely remove the use of your character pool.
If that doesn't work there is another other config option you can try changing to false (that being "bRookiesAreWildcardClass =")
If you do not wish to go into the config options, simply just ensure your character pool has a class set and is not listed as a dark VIP, then it should work fine.
If you use that change the config mid campaign, make sure you type in the console command "RegenerateMOCXCrew" in order to completely refresh the enemy MOCX pool.
Thank you so much
it won't work
Great to see the concept released as it's own mod though!