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I felt this is the best place for this..
Whats the different betweens MODELS and SKINS..
And how do you use skins?
Whats the different betweens MODELS and SKINS..
And how do you use skins?
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Models and Skins?
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Skins
Skins are like new textures for an already existing model, if you go the the Skins section, you cannot see a new form of unit, just medivhs, priests and etc with different colors and such.
Steps:
1. Download the skin you desire
2. Extract the skin from the zip file
3. Open World Editor, open Import Manager and import the skin you downloaded
4. Set the path to the model, for example if the skin is from an elven priest the path will have to be Units/Human/Priest/Priest.blp
To discover models fast, go to the priest unit in the Object Manager, scroll down and you will see the model it uses. In the custom path, it's probably the one I mentioned before. Make the same "history" to other skins.
5. The World Editor will not recognize your skin, close the editor and re-open it.
6. The skin should be working now. If it isn't, check the paths again.
Note that you cannot use the normal priest's model/skins, after you apply the new skin. For more information about importing skins, read the "How to Import Skins" topic, in the Tutorials Forum.
Models
Models are like new "units". A model requires multiple skins and it's not easy to do. Before trying to make models, I strongly recommend that you try to make skins first.
Click on Tutorial (under Icons), and you will see the tutorial of how to import models. This tutorial can also be viewed in the Tutorials Forum.
I hope this helped.
-Rui
Skins are like new textures for an already existing model, if you go the the Skins section, you cannot see a new form of unit, just medivhs, priests and etc with different colors and such.
Steps:
1. Download the skin you desire
2. Extract the skin from the zip file
3. Open World Editor, open Import Manager and import the skin you downloaded
4. Set the path to the model, for example if the skin is from an elven priest the path will have to be Units/Human/Priest/Priest.blp
To discover models fast, go to the priest unit in the Object Manager, scroll down and you will see the model it uses. In the custom path, it's probably the one I mentioned before. Make the same "history" to other skins.
5. The World Editor will not recognize your skin, close the editor and re-open it.
6. The skin should be working now. If it isn't, check the paths again.
Note that you cannot use the normal priest's model/skins, after you apply the new skin. For more information about importing skins, read the "How to Import Skins" topic, in the Tutorials Forum.
Models
Models are like new "units". A model requires multiple skins and it's not easy to do. Before trying to make models, I strongly recommend that you try to make skins first.
Click on Tutorial (under Icons), and you will see the tutorial of how to import models. This tutorial can also be viewed in the Tutorials Forum.
I hope this helped.
-Rui
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This help ALOT 
I might get into skinning it sounds pretty cool. I just need some help or somethin i dunno XD
I might get into skinning it sounds pretty cool. I just need some help or somethin i dunno XD
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Ah one more thing, do not open topics like "What programs do I need for skinning?", because this is all answered in the Skinning Tutorial. The Skinning Tutorial can be fond the in the Skins Forum of course, and it always answers 80% of the questions.
Same for modelling, witch I don't recommend starting now, as I mentioned before.
I'm glad I helped
-Rui
Same for modelling, witch I don't recommend starting now, as I mentioned before.
I'm glad I helped
-Rui
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