Rook Autoturret has several technical details that need to be considered when creating a replacement. 

• Autoturret is classified as a flying/floating creature.

• Autoturret has 1 to 1 scaling. Creatures placed on it will be their true size.

• Autoturret is not affected by /petsize commands.

• Autoturret stays stationary upon being summoned.

• Because of the lower levels and limited areas that the Autoturret is used at, it's challenging to play test changes.

A Rook Autoturret replacement generally involves several basic parts

• Model replacement

• Skeleton replacement

• Binder replacement

• Idle Animation replacement

• Volley Fire animation, VFX, and SFX replacement

• Rook Overload animation, VFX, and SFX replacement

• Aether Mortar animation, VFX, and SFX replacement

In addition to the basic parts of the replacement, there are often other factors to consider that are more advanced edits

• Scaling the model, skeleton, animations, and binders.

• Rook Autoturret does not have attachment settings. So when replacing it with a creature that is supposed to wield a particular weapon, the weapon has to be located and manually attached and weighted to the skeleton to be added to the model.

• Some creatures, like Demi-humans, have multiple separate pieces that are combined by the game to give them variety. These parts have to be combined together to use as a replacement.