Who needs skins? :~)

@Tewi Your mod folder needs to have a folder & 2 jars. Do you have that?

I just put the ZIP file in my mods folder like i do for most of my mods. I haven't really doen anything else to it ^^:

@Tewi
Sometimes the .zip files can be misleading. I usually check the contents of them before outright moving them to the mods folder. Some mods (like Atomic Stryker's mods) have .zips within .zips and can mislead you because you're supposed to extract instead of moving. This mod might be doing that.

there is supposedly an installer for this mod, i'm going to look and see if i can find it to hopefully make it easy on everyone.

@Tewi
If you can find an installer, that could work too. Not everyone knows how to deal with mods, so an installer would be nice.

according to this there should be an installer with the download in the video discription. However what was an application in his video is an executable jar file for me. aka it won't open or do anything. idk maybe i did something wrong, or i need something else to make it work but i'll figure i out eventually.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aVoDCeSYho

Edit: FOUND IT!!


http://www.skydaz.com/customsteve-mod-installer-for-minecraft-1-6-4/ click on this link and go to the big DOWNLOADS sign, then click download exe if you're running windows. already tested it out, it's working fine

@ Katrix

aye, my sights are set on big custom cinematic things like this...
except w/e existed 5 years ago.

Spoiler

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8H1eRdRopQ

The main reason I'm been so slow on learning it is because I'm looking for like...coordinate systems or something.

I'm used to modeling in AutoCAD and SolidWorks....which to me is simple because I can just go:

>create rectangle of dimensions (x,y) on plane x
>Extrude rectangle to dimension z
>Bevel one face with a radius r
>chamfer edges a dimension w
voila sword blade created.
*It's been 7 years since I last did this so I forgotten much...

If blender has that and I completely missed it, then I could easily figure it out then.
...does it have a way to work with specific coordinates?

@Cucoo

Blender should have all of that. In fact all programs that can be called modeling programs should have that.

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@Cucoo

Yep. Blender allows you to move coordinates like that. Just click on the coordinate in vertex mode (last I remember) and use the coordinate interface to change the coordinates of the chosen vertex. You can also select multiple vertices by shift+clicking the vertices.

@S121

Or you can just move them in the conventional way on one axis by pressing g and then followed by the axis you want to move on and then the number if you intended to move it a specific amount.