[Guide:] Non-Premium custom skins

First, if you don’t have one already, Go to http://www.minecraft.net and

1. Register a new Account (This will be FREE) *Waiting for you to do this*
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GOT IT? GOOD.

2. Now, next step is to go to http://www.mineshaftersquared.com and sign in with your newly made account from the actual game site.

3. When you log in, you should see a Downloads button at the top, click it and download the newest version for whatever type of pc you have(you cant see your own, or others skins without it). After thats done, go back a page and you should see roughly in the center of your screen blue buttons saying (from top down) Manages skins, manage capes, privacy policy, and lastly Logout. I want you to click on Manage skins. You should see two new tabs appear Down saying skin library and public skins, and under that you’ll see upload skins. this is what we want.

4. Open a new tab/internet window. and either google for a skin, or go to http://www.minecraftskins.com (the tab will say skindex)in the skindex search for a skin, and download it to your desktop or downloads folder…or whatever deep hidden folder you have with all your naught-*coughs* ANYWAY. (as far as I’m aware ALL minecraft skins are PNG’s)

5. after you download the file, switch back to your mineshafter squared tab. and click on browse; Navigate to the file and double click it, the browse window will close when you double click and the empty lettering to the left of browse will be filled with the location of your file. NOW, click the upload button and your skin should appear on the right as a standard format of all skins.

6.after that’s all done close out your pages and open up your mineshafter squared client (it looks like a monster spawner) Let the window pop up and login with your account on the bottom right of the window. join the server, and if you did it all right you should see your skin. (if you don’t, try dying first, that’s worked for me in the past) Have fun with your new skin (thanks to borncorp for showing me this in the past.)

Heres a video that might be helpful for some:

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6Na2d-xHJg[/video]

• This topic was modified 12 years, 9 months ago by  borncorp.
• This topic was modified 12 years, 9 months ago by  borncorp.
• This topic was modified 12 years, 9 months ago by  borncorp.
• This topic was modified 12 years, 9 months ago by  borncorp.