Im new skin maker

Hi all!

i stry make skins now. i use gimp and paint.
i want someone tell little about skins.

i ask help for ajunta he promes me help, but now aju only say secret!
And i need information. pls can someone tell little more about skin make.
are some white skin waht can make? white kyle, rebron, rodian?
how save and make skins work? My skin tests never work.

and why aju promes help and now not help?????
are that aju real?

and hey ask if oyu wan ti make skin ^^
and pls little help :3

Power wrote:

i ask help for ajunta he promes me help, but now aju only say secret!

Lol I was there Power. I'm pretty sure Aju has no idea what you are talking about. He wrote a "do it yourself" skin page thats on the forum, but this "Skin maker" you are asking for does not exist.

Photoshop ftw

meh

Use only Photoshop and/or Gimp ! Paint sucks for skinning I should know since I used to skin back in the days And Micro: Gimp is NOT better than Photoshop At least not the version I have (I have the newest version) Gimp have a lot of similar features, and it's a free program, but it does NOT rule out Photoshop It's new Content-Aware features rules makes PS rule the world! And even without the C.A. features, the CS4 version still kicks the ass of Gimp a bit Here's the other two programs that you will need: jediknight3(DOT)filefront(DOT)com/file/Wasabees_Skinning_Tools;44127 ModView (A good way to see if your model works without having to open up JK2) and PakScape to get the (As an example) Jk2 Reborn as a ref.

RavenSoftware used to have free - white/clean skins of reborn's and stuff like that on filefront, but the link isn't working anymore

Micr0 wrote:

This is why i think Gimp is better!

1. GIMP has a simple and easy to use Graphical User Interface compared to a more cluttered working environment in Photoshop.

2. GIMP has a way lighter footprint than Photoshop. You don’t need plenty of disk space to install GIMP. The size of Gimp’s installer is less than 20MB; Photoshop could be around 600MB.

3. GIMP is wicked fast. The minimum recommended RAM requirement to run GIMP is only 128MB. The latest version of Photoshop will probably need 512MB at minimum.

4. GIMP has the right amount of essential features that I need. I think Photoshop is way too bloated and some of its included features are unnecessary.

5. GIMP can read and write most Photoshop native PSD format files, but Photoshop does not support GIMP's native XCF file format.

6. GIMP has a more powerful automation than Photoshop.

7. GIMP's open development model means that it is much more readily available on more operating systems, plugin development is not limited by developers and as such has no need to compete with Photoshop; by comparison, access to Adobe Photoshop's SDK requires authorization.

8. GIMP is available at no cost compared to Photoshop’s hefty price tag.

~Micr0z~

In short GIMP is better for those who are too lazy to read.

Im lazy read.
I do skins.

But how save skin in right program?

Do save as... and below where you name the file you should be able to choose what file type you save as.

I use gimp for skinning outside of Counter Strike: Source, since that game has a weird image file type that I can't find the plugin for in gimp. So I use photoshop for css

Sorry, but the topic name reminded me of I'm will have guns

Photoshop <3

Photoshop is expensive. Do you have money?!

No mantA. Hes an American Hobo.
































Of course he has money

Lol Tim? I am not American xD? - I have Adobe Master Collection CS5.5

i hope some oen can little tell some things. and how save and test and use ^^
im little new

Ooh a Danish

Yeah I am danish Power, use the link I posted on the first page of this topic! It include the only two programs you need besides GIMP or Photoshop !

Power you do realise that you need to edit the skin.model file to make it your own if you skip that part only pain the textures on your character then it will only do good as a replacement skin for the original skin.

Btw, GIMP works very good for editing textures but I recomend photoshop because it has the amazing clone brush ( or something like that it was called ) which allows you to spray on a different area on a picture and it will clone the area and then all you have to do is to spray the clone brush on your textures and the small area of the picture you cloned/copied will appear with a fade like effect.