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Are you tired of the same old skin in Minecraft? Depending on which edition of Minecraft you play, your skin might look a little different. The two default skins in Minecraft are Steve and Alex. They look just about the same, but Alex has slimmer arms. Players are randomly assigned one of these two skins when they first register their account. However, there are many community-made skins available online, and you can import these into your game with ease. Minecraft Bedrock Edition allows players to customize skins in-game, as well as pull from the online community. This wikiHow article will teach you everything you need to know about changing your skin in Minecraft JE, BE, PE, and on console!
Things You Should Know
- Players of either Java and Bedrock Editions can change their skin online at https://www.minecraftskins.com/.
- The Bedrock Edition includes a Dressing Room where players can scroll through and purchase premade skins.
- Skins are designed for either Steve or Alex. Ensure that your desired skin matches your avatar.
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Open the Minecraft Skindex site. Go to https://www.minecraftskins.com/. This will open the Skin Index (or Skindex) library.
- Before continuing, ensure your version of Minecraft is compatible with custom skins. Versions 1.3 and earlier will not reflect any changes you make to your skin.
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2
Select a skin. The home page will display all the most popular Minecraft skins. Click on a skin that you would like to use for your Minecraft character.
- You can also search for a specific skin from the search bar atop the page.
- You can also click «Editor» atop the page to make your own skin if you’d like.
- If you want to see a long list of skins rather than just the popular ones, click Latest or Top in the upper-left side of the page.
- If you previously saw a skin in the game that you really liked, you may click «Skin Grabber» atop the page and enter the player’s account ID to retrieve it.
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Click Download. It’s a button on the right side of the skin’s page. Doing so will immediately prompt the skin’s file to download to your computer.
- Depending on your browser’s settings, you may first have to select a download location or confirm the download.
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Click ☰. It’s in the top-right corner of the page. A drop-down menu will appear.
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Click Profile. This option is at the top of the drop-down menu. Clicking it takes you to the skin page.
- If you aren’t logged into Minecraft, enter your email address and password and click LOG IN before continuing.
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Click select a file. It’s a white button near the bottom of the screen.
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Select your skin file. Click the skin file that you downloaded. You should see it in your computer’s default «Downloads» folder.
- If the site asks you to pay to change your skin, it is likely because you only own the demo version of Minecraft Java. Ensure you are signed into an account that owns the paid version of Java.[1]
- Ensure that your selected skin matches your default character model as well. Skins intended for Steve but applied to an Alex, or vice versa, will have black bars on their arms in the game.
- If the site asks you to pay to change your skin, it is likely because you only own the demo version of Minecraft Java. Ensure you are signed into an account that owns the paid version of Java.[1]
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Click Open. This option is in the bottom-right corner of the window. Your skin file will be uploaded to the profile page.
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Click Upload. It’s a white button near the bottom of the page. Doing so will change the skin for your current account’s character.
- If you log into Minecraft on your computer using the same account credentials, your character will now have the skin you uploaded.
- If you do not see your skin in-game, refresh by logging out and back in. Also ensure that the game is not running in offline mode.
- Skin changes in versions 1.7.8 and earlier take about an hour to update. Newer versions will reflect your changes immediately.
- Skin changes are tied to your account, and will therefore sync across all devices where you are signed in.[2]
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1
Launch Minecraft. The Bedrock Edition of Minecraft includes an in-game «Dressing Room» where you may change your skin, choosing from a collection of premade skins.
- Sign in to your account if you haven’t already.
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Select the «Dressing Room» button under your character. The game’s main page displays your Minecraft character on the right-hand side. Beneath it is the button for the Dressing Room, represented by an image of a clothes hanger in newer versions, or as Dressing Room in older versions.
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3
Select the menu button in the top left corner of the screen. Then, select Classic Skins.
- From this menu, you may also edit your current character, create a new one, change capes, or scroll through different emotes for your character.
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4
Choose a skin. Your Dressing Room will include all your already-owned skins, including any purchases or prepackaged skins.
- If you do not see a skin you like, click «Get More Skins» to buy a new one from the Minecraft Marketplace.
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Return to your game. Minecraft will save your changes automatically. Return to the main page and load up a game of Minecraft. Your changes will be instant.
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Go to the Skindex site in your mobile web browser. Go to https://www.minecraftskins.com/ in any browser, such as Chrome, Safari, or Firefox.
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Select a skin. Tap a skin that you want to download.
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Tap Download. It’s in the upper-right side of the skin’s page. Doing so will open the skin’s image in a new browser tab.
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Save the skin. Tap and hold the skin’s image, then tap Save Image when prompted.
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Open Minecraft PE. Its icon resembles a block of dirt with grass on top. The Minecraft PE home page will open.
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Tap the coat hanger icon. This option is in the lower-right side of the screen.
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Tap the blank skin icon. It’s in the far-right side of the «Default» section, which you’ll find in the top-left corner of the screen.
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Tap Choose New Skin. This button is at the top of the «Custom» window that’s on the right side of the screen.
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Select your saved skin. Tap the image of the skin that you downloaded. It will resemble a spread-out paper doll.
- You may first have to select an album (e.g., Camera Roll).
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10
Select a skin model. Tap one of the skin models in the pop-up window.
- When in doubt, tap the one on the right.
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Tap Confirm. It’s in the bottom-right corner of the screen. This will set your selected skin as your character’s default.
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Open Minecraft. Select the Minecraft game from your console’s library.
- If you bought Minecraft on a disk, insert the disk into your console.
- Note that custom skins are not available, and some skins or skin packs require an in-game purchase.
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Select Help & Options. It’s in the middle of the Minecraft front page.
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Select Change Skin. This option is at the top of the page. Doing so opens the Skin Packs page.
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Select a skin pack. Scroll up or down to view the different packs.
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5
Select a skin. Once you’ve selected a pack, scroll left or right to find a skin you want to use.
- Some skins aren’t free. If you see a padlock icon below and to the right of the selected skin, it’s part of a premium pack.
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Press A (Xbox) or X (PlayStation). Doing so will set the selected skin as your character’s default. You’ll see a green checkmark appear in the bottom-right box.
- If your selected skin isn’t free, you’ll be prompted to purchase the skin pack first. You can press B or ◯ to exit the pop-up.
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How do I make a baby animal in Minecraft?
In Survival Mode, you need to have two animals and feed them both their favorite food. Pigs and rabbits like carrots; sheep, cows, and mushrooms like wheat; chickens like any kind of seed. You’ll know you’ve been successful in mating your animals when hearts appear next to them and they collide with each other. Then, a baby version of the animal will appear. Or, in Creative Mode, get a Spawn Egg and simply click on an animal with the egg to produce a baby version of that animal.
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What will it look like if I play multiplayer? Will my friend see it?
Mike16576
Community Answer
If you play multiplayer, everyone will see you in the skin you upload.
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Question
Every time I open Minecraft, the skin changes to Alex. How can I fix that?
Sites such as TheSkindex allow you to change your skin; it also could be because you are playing offline.
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If you don’t like any of the skins available online, you can always make your own.
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While Skindex is the most comprehensive Minecraft skin site, there are other sites such as http://www.minecraftskins.net/ that also have skins to download.
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When on desktop, only change your skin through the official Minecraft website.
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Any 3rd-party site or file that asks for your Minecraft password and username is a virus. Never give out your account information when downloading skins, unless you are sure it is the original game that is asking for it, or if you are changing your skin on the official Minecraft website.
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If you are going to play with your friends in Minecraft, it is recommended to not to play with the multiplayer restricted skins, as those skins can only be used in the single-player worlds. Play with non-multiplayer restricted skins instead.
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Article SummaryX
1. Opening the Minecraft Skindex site.
2. Click a skin.
3. Click Download.
4. Open the Minecraft website.
5. Click the menu and select Profile.
6. Click Select a file.
7. Click Open.
8. Upload the downloaded skin.
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Are you tired of the same old skin in Minecraft? Depending on which edition of Minecraft you play, your skin might look a little different. The two default skins in Minecraft are Steve and Alex. They look just about the same, but Alex has slimmer arms. Players are randomly assigned one of these two skins when they first register their account. However, there are many community-made skins available online, and you can import these into your game with ease. Minecraft Bedrock Edition allows players to customize skins in-game, as well as pull from the online community. This wikiHow article will teach you everything you need to know about changing your skin in Minecraft JE, BE, PE, and on console!
Things You Should Know
- Players of either Java and Bedrock Editions can change their skin online at https://www.minecraftskins.com/.
- The Bedrock Edition includes a Dressing Room where players can scroll through and purchase premade skins.
- Skins are designed for either Steve or Alex. Ensure that your desired skin matches your avatar.
-
1
Open the Minecraft Skindex site. Go to https://www.minecraftskins.com/. This will open the Skin Index (or Skindex) library.
- Before continuing, ensure your version of Minecraft is compatible with custom skins. Versions 1.3 and earlier will not reflect any changes you make to your skin.
-
2
Select a skin. The home page will display all the most popular Minecraft skins. Click on a skin that you would like to use for your Minecraft character.
- You can also search for a specific skin from the search bar atop the page.
- You can also click «Editor» atop the page to make your own skin if you’d like.
- If you want to see a long list of skins rather than just the popular ones, click Latest or Top in the upper-left side of the page.
- If you previously saw a skin in the game that you really liked, you may click «Skin Grabber» atop the page and enter the player’s account ID to retrieve it.
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3
Click Download. It’s a button on the right side of the skin’s page. Doing so will immediately prompt the skin’s file to download to your computer.
- Depending on your browser’s settings, you may first have to select a download location or confirm the download.
-
4
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5
Click ☰. It’s in the top-right corner of the page. A drop-down menu will appear.
-
6
Click Profile. This option is at the top of the drop-down menu. Clicking it takes you to the skin page.
- If you aren’t logged into Minecraft, enter your email address and password and click LOG IN before continuing.
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7
Click select a file. It’s a white button near the bottom of the screen.
-
8
Select your skin file. Click the skin file that you downloaded. You should see it in your computer’s default «Downloads» folder.
- If the site asks you to pay to change your skin, it is likely because you only own the demo version of Minecraft Java. Ensure you are signed into an account that owns the paid version of Java.[1]
- Ensure that your selected skin matches your default character model as well. Skins intended for Steve but applied to an Alex, or vice versa, will have black bars on their arms in the game.
- If the site asks you to pay to change your skin, it is likely because you only own the demo version of Minecraft Java. Ensure you are signed into an account that owns the paid version of Java.[1]
-
9
Click Open. This option is in the bottom-right corner of the window. Your skin file will be uploaded to the profile page.
-
10
Click Upload. It’s a white button near the bottom of the page. Doing so will change the skin for your current account’s character.
- If you log into Minecraft on your computer using the same account credentials, your character will now have the skin you uploaded.
- If you do not see your skin in-game, refresh by logging out and back in. Also ensure that the game is not running in offline mode.
- Skin changes in versions 1.7.8 and earlier take about an hour to update. Newer versions will reflect your changes immediately.
- Skin changes are tied to your account, and will therefore sync across all devices where you are signed in.[2]
Advertisement
-
1
Launch Minecraft. The Bedrock Edition of Minecraft includes an in-game «Dressing Room» where you may change your skin, choosing from a collection of premade skins.
- Sign in to your account if you haven’t already.
-
2
Select the «Dressing Room» button under your character. The game’s main page displays your Minecraft character on the right-hand side. Beneath it is the button for the Dressing Room, represented by an image of a clothes hanger in newer versions, or as Dressing Room in older versions.
-
3
Select the menu button in the top left corner of the screen. Then, select Classic Skins.
- From this menu, you may also edit your current character, create a new one, change capes, or scroll through different emotes for your character.
-
4
Choose a skin. Your Dressing Room will include all your already-owned skins, including any purchases or prepackaged skins.
- If you do not see a skin you like, click «Get More Skins» to buy a new one from the Minecraft Marketplace.
-
5
Return to your game. Minecraft will save your changes automatically. Return to the main page and load up a game of Minecraft. Your changes will be instant.
Advertisement
-
1
Go to the Skindex site in your mobile web browser. Go to https://www.minecraftskins.com/ in any browser, such as Chrome, Safari, or Firefox.
-
2
Select a skin. Tap a skin that you want to download.
-
3
Tap Download. It’s in the upper-right side of the skin’s page. Doing so will open the skin’s image in a new browser tab.
-
4
Save the skin. Tap and hold the skin’s image, then tap Save Image when prompted.
-
5
Open Minecraft PE. Its icon resembles a block of dirt with grass on top. The Minecraft PE home page will open.
-
6
Tap the coat hanger icon. This option is in the lower-right side of the screen.
-
7
Tap the blank skin icon. It’s in the far-right side of the «Default» section, which you’ll find in the top-left corner of the screen.
-
8
Tap Choose New Skin. This button is at the top of the «Custom» window that’s on the right side of the screen.
-
9
Select your saved skin. Tap the image of the skin that you downloaded. It will resemble a spread-out paper doll.
- You may first have to select an album (e.g., Camera Roll).
-
10
Select a skin model. Tap one of the skin models in the pop-up window.
- When in doubt, tap the one on the right.
-
11
Tap Confirm. It’s in the bottom-right corner of the screen. This will set your selected skin as your character’s default.
Advertisement
-
1
Open Minecraft. Select the Minecraft game from your console’s library.
- If you bought Minecraft on a disk, insert the disk into your console.
- Note that custom skins are not available, and some skins or skin packs require an in-game purchase.
-
2
Select Help & Options. It’s in the middle of the Minecraft front page.
-
3
Select Change Skin. This option is at the top of the page. Doing so opens the Skin Packs page.
-
4
Select a skin pack. Scroll up or down to view the different packs.
-
5
Select a skin. Once you’ve selected a pack, scroll left or right to find a skin you want to use.
- Some skins aren’t free. If you see a padlock icon below and to the right of the selected skin, it’s part of a premium pack.
-
6
Press A (Xbox) or X (PlayStation). Doing so will set the selected skin as your character’s default. You’ll see a green checkmark appear in the bottom-right box.
- If your selected skin isn’t free, you’ll be prompted to purchase the skin pack first. You can press B or ◯ to exit the pop-up.
Advertisement
Add New Question
-
Question
How do I make a baby animal in Minecraft?
In Survival Mode, you need to have two animals and feed them both their favorite food. Pigs and rabbits like carrots; sheep, cows, and mushrooms like wheat; chickens like any kind of seed. You’ll know you’ve been successful in mating your animals when hearts appear next to them and they collide with each other. Then, a baby version of the animal will appear. Or, in Creative Mode, get a Spawn Egg and simply click on an animal with the egg to produce a baby version of that animal.
-
Question
What will it look like if I play multiplayer? Will my friend see it?
Mike16576
Community Answer
If you play multiplayer, everyone will see you in the skin you upload.
-
Question
Every time I open Minecraft, the skin changes to Alex. How can I fix that?
Sites such as TheSkindex allow you to change your skin; it also could be because you are playing offline.
See more answers
Ask a Question
200 characters left
Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.
Submit
Advertisement
-
If you don’t like any of the skins available online, you can always make your own.
-
While Skindex is the most comprehensive Minecraft skin site, there are other sites such as http://www.minecraftskins.net/ that also have skins to download.
Advertisement
-
When on desktop, only change your skin through the official Minecraft website.
-
Any 3rd-party site or file that asks for your Minecraft password and username is a virus. Never give out your account information when downloading skins, unless you are sure it is the original game that is asking for it, or if you are changing your skin on the official Minecraft website.
-
If you are going to play with your friends in Minecraft, it is recommended to not to play with the multiplayer restricted skins, as those skins can only be used in the single-player worlds. Play with non-multiplayer restricted skins instead.
Advertisement
About This Article
Article SummaryX
1. Opening the Minecraft Skindex site.
2. Click a skin.
3. Click Download.
4. Open the Minecraft website.
5. Click the menu and select Profile.
6. Click Select a file.
7. Click Open.
8. Upload the downloaded skin.
Did this summary help you?
Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 2,800,029 times.
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a friend made me a minecraft skin, but it’s 128X128 and minecraft won’t take it unless its 64X64 or 64X32. How do I made it 64X64 without it looking bad?
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You can’t. Microsoft is trying to get rid of Java, despite it being the inherently better version. Java will always get the bare minimum while Bedrock gets the bonuses.
is this thread still active?
How do you convert a 128×128 bit skin in to 64×64?
07/21/2022 8:28 pm
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achyls1
07/21/2022 8:29 pmhistory
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achyls1
actual link is :
07/08/2022 8:13 am
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Mazmaz0
Can you write ✍ how we make it
06/01/2022 10:10 pm
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MsGuided
Hii, if this thread is still active can someone correctly convert this skin to 64×64 please? It might mess up some of the pixels if you try to but if you can correct it too i’d be real happy 
05/26/2022 12:40 pm
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kujocat08
05/01/2022 10:57 am
Level 1 : New System
Tim355
You just have to redraw it. Try to scale it down using nearest neighbor and try to fix anything that looks wrong. Or just ask your friend to fix it.
04/24/2022 3:04 pm
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SuperSMal
04/24/2022 4:50 pm
Level 15 : Journeyman Miner
icephantom
The download link for this one is broke.
04/24/2022 5:54 pm
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SuperSMal
is there a way I can fix it?
04/24/2022 5:57 pm
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SuperSMal
wait I think I fixed it??
04/25/2022 11:51 pm
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icephantom
04/26/2022 12:51 am
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SuperSMal
its okay. I appreciate it
04/24/2022 4:50 pm
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icephantom
Awww, bummer. Thank you anyways!
04/22/2022 7:57 pm
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icephantom
04/20/2022 6:16 pm
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kujocat08
04/20/2022 7:07 pm
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icephantom
04/19/2022 11:23 am
This reply was removed by the poster or a moderator.
04/20/2022 2:06 pm
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icephantom
However that image has been created, with the website its on, there is no way to convert it. Please try posting on a different website.
Could I maybe get some help resizing this T-T
04/10/2022 11:28 pm
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icephantom
03/30/2022 4:28 pm
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icephantom
03/30/2022 4:13 am
Level 15 : Journeyman Miner
icephantom
The face on this skin has 3 sets of eyes. There is insufficient pixels to re-create that when down-sizing to 64 x 64 — sorry.
could you just do it with the middle eyes and get rid of the other ones?
So apparently the link was to an app, I apologize, I guess I’ll have to find something else
03/27/2022 5:20 pm
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icephantom
Hi can someone fix this it says its not a minecraft skin silly
03/20/2022 6:17 pm
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icephantom

03/20/2022 6:16 pm
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icephantom
03/19/2022 2:59 am
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Anak1n098
03/19/2022 10:08 pm
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icephantom
03/13/2022 7:37 pm
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JoeEnderman
03/13/2022 4:15 am
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sigstop
Just scale it down without any filtering (filter none, or nearest) in any image processing program. In Gimp that would be image>scale image, and then file>export.
03/08/2022 6:07 pm
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kujocat08
03/13/2022 7:05 pmhistory
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icephantom
03/07/2022 7:49 am
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03/07/2022 8:02 pm
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03/13/2022 6:56 pm
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Скин Стива

Скин-шаблон для 1.8
Скин (с англ. «Skin» — кожа) — текстура, помещаемая на модель игрока или моба.
Текстура представлена в виде PNG-файла, на которой изображены отдельно части тела. Каждая часть тела представлена в виде двух слоёв: на первом слое изображена сама часть тела, на втором слое можно по желанию изобразить шлем, очки, браслет и т. д.
Несмотря на формат, первый слой скина не может быть полупрозрачным. Если поставить полупрозрачный скин, то в игре он всё равно будет выглядеть непрозрачным. Второй же слой можно сделать прозрачным
Создание скина
Увеличенный вариант скина с помеченными участками
Для создания скина за основу Вы можете взять шаблон, представленный справа. Вы можете отредактировать его любым редактором изображений, который поддерживает прозрачный фон. Можно взять скин из стандартного набора скинов для других мобов, однако скин, например, для крипера и игрока имеет разные форматы. Совместимы только текстуры зомби и зомби-свиночеловека[до 1.16].
Также есть программы для создания скинов — Minecraft Skin Editor и MCSkin3D.
Вы можете также использовать веб-сайты для скинов (EN) — , Miners Need Cool Shoes; (RU) — SkinEditor.
Загрузка скина
PC
Обладатели лицензии Minecraft могут установить скин через свой профиль на официальном сайте либо через лаунчер. Размер скина должен быть 64×64 (до 1.8 64×32). Однако даже в нынешних версиях можно использовать скин размером 64×32.
Стандартный скин хранится в .jar-файле игры (находится в <папка игры>/versions/<версия игры>), в assets/minecraft/textures/entity, в файле steve.png. Заменив его, можно заменить стандартный скин. Также он легко меняется через ресурс-пак, однако изменяя базовый внешний вид персонажа, помните, что так будут выглядеть абсолютно все игроки с базовым скином и только для вас, другие игроки будут видеть вас как просто Стива.
Карманное издание и Bedrock Edition
В карманном издании и Bedrock Edition скин в формате .png выбирается из галереи устройства, также доступны пакеты скинов. Возможность поставить свой скин (кроме редактора) недоступна в консольных версиях.
Также для Bedrock Edition можно создавать скины разрешением 128×128.
С версии 1.13 стал доступен редактор персонажа, позволяющий игроку настраивать свои скины.
Legacy Console Edition
В этих версиях покупается комплект из скинов, также можно приобрести бесплатную версию, в которой несколько доступных скинов. Скин можно выбрать в «Change skin» в «Help & Options». Ставить свои скины нельзя. Можно скопировать текстуру и поставить скин на PC версию. Вот самые первые бесплатные скины:
| Название | Скриншот | Текстура | Описание | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Стандартный скин (Стив) |
|
|
Первый скин игрока | Классический скин. Напоминает главного героя игры GTA Vice City, а также главного героя Far Cry 3. |
| Стив-теннисист |
|
Второй скин игрока | Стив-блондин в костюме для тенниса. | |
| «Парадный Стив» |
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Третий скин игрока | Стив в парадном костюме. | |
| Стив-атлет |
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Четвертый скин игрока | «Тёмная версия» Стива в костюме для атлетики и с золотой медалью. Напоминает главного героя игры GTA San Andreas. | |
| Стив-шотландец |
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Пятый скин игрока | Стив в килте и в национальной одежде шотландцев. Этот скин был использован Конаном О’Брайеном, когда он пересматривал версию Minecraft Xbox 360.[1] | |
| Заключённый Стив |
|
Шестой скин игрока | Бритый налысо Стив в образе заключённого в оранжевой форме. | |
| Стив-велосипедист |
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Седьмой скин игрока | Стив в велосипедной форме. | |
| Стив-боксёр |
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Восьмой скин игрока | Стив в боксерских перчатках, маленьких шортах, без майки, но в красно-жёлтых ботинках. |
Присутствуют скины с плащами, с различными хвостами и рогами, а также версии Алекс.
Скины в лаунчере Майнкрафта
| Название | Скриншот | По счёту | Описание |
|---|---|---|---|
| Стив |
|
Первый | Скин для обозначения мужского персонажа. |
| Алекс |
|
Второй | Скин для обозначения женского персонажа. |
| Зури |
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Третий | Скин для обозначения мужского, темнокожного персонажа. Предположительно является африканцем. |
| Санни |
|
Четвёртый | Скин для обозначения женского персонажа. Предположительно является азиаткой. |
| Ноора |
|
Пятый | Скин для обозначения женского, темнокожного персонажа. Предположительно является скандинавкой. |
| Макена |
|
Шестой | Скин для обозначения женского, темнокожного персонажа. Предположительно является африканкой. |
| Кай |
|
Седьмой | Скин для обозначения женского персонажа. Предположительно является азиаткой. |
| Эфе |
|
Восьмой | Скин для обозначения женского, темнокожного персонажа. Предположительно является африканкой. |
| Ари |
|
Девятый | Скин для обозначения женского персонажа. |
Примечания
- ↑ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwJnk6QRZ8Q
Ссылки
- История никнеймов, скинов и просмотр никнеймов обладателей официальных и OptiFine-плащей
- Поиск официальных скинов по нику
- Ещё один хороший сайт (английский)





