Today i will teach you how to use my asset : Clone parts.

I will use the chest back skinning for this tut, and it works for GIMP and PS users.

Steeps:

1. Find the "backchest" file and paste it with GIMP/PS. 2. Find the "chestmark" file and open it.
3. Colour it as you like with the color balance tool, will chose blue for this tut. 4. Place the tga carefully over the chest. 5. Now to the back search the file "back", there is no need to be carefull here, those dots and lines are in the files too.
6. Colour that one too, and paste it over the other. 7. Search the all "backdot" tgas you can see and paste them, they are very tiny. 8. And then you have the back and chest ready, so paste it on a normal skin and it may lookm like this: 9. All the skins here work like that, of course, so if you keep skinning you may get this: I dont know much about dirting but Icemember´s tutorial at Filefront explains that.

Download asset:
Clone parts v1.1-OFFDATE
Clone parts v1.2

Credits:
Labj
ARC_Commander
Falco
MetalcoreRancor
Pinguin/Aman
Lucas Arts
Pandemic

Nice tut, this will help me when I eventually get around to skinning

RC-1207 wrote:Nice tut, this will help me when I eventually get around to skinning

Thanks, and the link for the tgas has been fixed.

nice tut! I'm using this!
But I'd suggest pasting the tut from here to your readme to make it easier for users who want to be offline and still want to see the tut.
Wow, this makes skinning SO much easier!

Par3210 wrote:Wow, this makes skinning SO much easier!

QFT, now even I can skin

thank you very much

Wow - these are awesome! Thanks Labj!

can someone please explain to me the significance of this? can't you just edit the normal TGA's in GIMP wihtout these assets?

agentfallenangel wrote:can someone please explain to me the significance of this? can't you just edit the normal TGA's in GIMP wihtout these assets?

Yup. These things are pretty easy to make, take almost no effort to do. I do commend the author for doing this, but its really only makes skinning slightly more complicated, having to open all of these up and place them, whereas you could just cut what you need out of the skin, copy it, and move it and save some time.

DarthRogueKnight wrote:

agentfallenangel wrote:can someone please explain to me the significance of this? can't you just edit the normal TGA's in GIMP wihtout these assets?

Yup. These things are pretty easy to make, take almost no effort to do. I do commend the author for doing this, but its really only makes skinning slightly more complicated, having to open all of these up and place them, whereas you could just cut what you need out of the skin, copy it, and move it and save some time.

I skinned mch faster with this before, so i released them, but if you dont want to use this, i wont force anyone to use it.

Par3210 wrote:nice tut! I'm using this!
But I'd suggest pasting the tut from here to your readme to make it easier for users who want to be offline and still want to see the tut.
Wow, this makes skinning SO much easier!

Probably next version, i will include other skins too, but AQT told me to do it this way...
Thanks everyone