I'll check it out. They work for leaders, but the population specialists aren't random clothing what it looks like.

You are correct that they changed it, but somewhere in there hard coded lines still links to the old code, so it is currently working for me when changing leaders of generals, admirals, scientists and leaders. I'll change it to the newer code if they do get rid of those hard coded variables. The pops though I forgot to add randomly. I'll change it to the new format and make sure population gets random set of clothing for that occupation.

Updated the asset files hair/clothes.

Later today I'll do the same for portraits.

I learned these things because I tend to check the mods that I download and I have learned to correct them, in order to not wait ages for the modders to fix them.
Thing is that I checked your mod into the game and from the start all the leaders had mixed clothes. Like general clothes into one scientist, or and an Admiral with ”governor” clothing. That its why I have come to tell you this.
I dont know about what hardcode are you talking about, but I havent observed none as working on the old sistem. I have returned to Stellaris after a few years out and I was forced to ”adapt” all the old clothing or portraits mods to the new sistem, because some modders were off for good and the old code was simply dead, the game distributing them to all the leaders.
But, is your choice...

Nice catch. I did change the asset folder files so if stellaris catches this mod updated, you'll see the change or unsubscribe/subscribe. I will later today change gfx/portraits/portraits/wulfian_portraits to match with comander, official and etc.

If you find anything else.. Keep doing what you are doing. It is helpful when they do change things because I don't look at stellaris everyday and somethings they do break species from the latest patch. Its good that this is a minor thing that maybe since you have the DLCs possibility it is doing what you say. They did change there variables to match the new leader system, which of hard testing didn't see a difference on my end since of hard coding or possibly my if else statement helped.. That if else statement could have possibly gave random clothing what you saw but still worked. I am not 100% sure, but it is best to have it changed like you said which I did. Keep finding stuff like this, it is a good change.

This did help to look again at the codes seeing I did miss population clothing lol. At least my new mod I am working on Reforged_Humanoids will have the new change from the start.

glad to be of help! you do a nice and creative job!

auto-testing may be tricky... first, because you get used with your potraits and clothing so much, that you may not even ”see” them in game properly. second, because as you work excited on the mod, your mind rushes way ahead, thus not paying enough attention at verifying detalis which it considers already done.

I have made, for my personal use, a few potraits and clothing mashups and I have also made a few species using internet photos, dont make me tell how many times I needed to go back from the game because I havent observed some details on the file naming or in the coding.

so, this things happen to all, but this at least we can do as community, to help the content creators by beta testing.