Don`t know how to add skins-Please Help!!!!!

[Alex Dexter]

Hello everyone,I have a problem...i don`t know how to add skins in w.e , I follow a tutorial like.....(F12,import the file in blp format,edit the file in Textures/???.blp) But after that i don`t know what to do....i thought i have to go to object editor and modified (Art- Model file) but is nothing there,what should i do??Please help!!!!!

 

[Flux]

Art - Model File is for models not textures. If you're using custom textures and replacing the default, importing it is enough to change the skin as long as the path is correct.

 

[Nichilus]

Once you import all skins and correctly set their paths, save the map and restart world editor.
Then use the models whose skins you replaced.

 

[Bloodbath]

Here's How to do it

STEP 1

We are going to need a skin for this short tutorial I am going to use this one by 67chrome.

Download it and save it to your desired folder.

STEP 2

Inside the skin folder look for the readme file and open it, the custom path should be where i highlighted the text.

Copy the highlighted text

STEP 3

Now open up W.E and your map,
open import manager and import your skin blp file

It should look like this after you imported the blp file

FINAL STEP

Ok we're almost done here, now double click the skin file in the import manager.
Then,paste the text we highlighted before in the readme file
(remember to tick use custom path!!)

Click ok and your done ! you have imported your custom skin

REMINDER: 1.Make sure you save your map
2.If the skin doesn't appear in W.E you should restart W.E for it to take effect

 

[Arad MNK]

The Textures don't appear in Art - Model file. the Model with changed texture will Only appear.
How to Import it? Bloodbath already said that. Also for that to happen, you must Restart WE. Also, if you have opened a Map and Then open another one, The texture of the First map will appear. If the texture of the First map is Normal, then the second one will Appear. else third, fourth, fifth, sixth and so on...
Reason? I Dunno.