Editing Mesh Without Disturbing Textures? [Solved]

Hi xerendipity, the mesh is related to the texture through the mesh's map. The section of the texture that shows up on any given spot on your mesh in the game is determined by where that section is mapped and how much of the texture the map covers. What this means is that if you change the mesh without changing the map, you will cause a change in the way the texture appears on whatever section of the mesh you scaled. In the case of solid colored faces you probably won't notice this. On faces like the item on the bottom right in your picture, the change you're describing may cause the grill pattern near the bottom to distort. The easiest way to fix that without messing with the texture image is to scale the map proportionally to the scaling of the mesh. If the change you plan to make is a small change, though, the distortion may not be noticeable (or may be acceptable to you). For that reason, if you aren't familiar with mapping and don't necessarily want to flog with it, I'd make the scaling change first and take a look at the result in the game. You may be satisfied without altering the map.

Hi xerendipity, if you cloned the Studio recolorables item as a new mesh.package you can export the mesh from the .package, edit it, and import your edited version into the same .package you exported the original mesh from (as in the tutorial you linked).