TSM Custom Skin Creator

How to create a skin:

1. Open Files. The program supports .package, .dds and .png files.

2. In the "BodyType" column, specify the category of each file. The program supports automatic tagging based on the file name.

DDS: .dds files are parts of the skintone itself (Head, Body, etc.), as well as the skintone icon (Thumbnail)

IMAG: Duplicate of the skintone's icon in the .png format for display in the game tab (Thumbnail).

TONE: The file responsible for the operation of the custom skintone.

3. To create a skintone, it is enough to give body part tags to the files.

• The "None" tag is for files that are not part of skintone.

• If you do not have a Thumbnail, the program will create it. Later,

through S3PE, you can replace the image using "Replace" button (see "Subsequent file editing").

•The program automatically creates a TONE file from the preset. If your

Package already has a TONE file, the program will suggest deleting

them. Deletion takes place only with the consent of the user.

4. To create a Skintone, click the "Create Skin" button.

• You will be asked to enter a name for the Package and the TONE file.

• If you don't have any Thumbnail files, the program will ask you to enter a name for them.

• If you opened the Package, its duplicate will be located in the Backup folder in the program directory.

• The finished Package will be stored in the Packages folder in the program directory

Subsequent file editing

If you need to make changes to a ready-made package file (change images or file name), you can do this via S3PE by using the "Replace" command. The main thing is not to change the

Instance parameter, which determines the display of the skin in the

game. If you have changed the Instance of the file, then run TSM Skin

Creator again.

If you used an icon created by the program, it will be purple. If you

see an empty icon, you need to replace the corresponding IMAG with a

.png format in S3PE.

In the base game when you open the skin color tab, you have to scroll through it with the mouse wheel. You can use my mod , which, among other things, automatically scales the skin window based on the number of skins.