Published Sep 15th, 2012, 9/15/12 4:21 pm
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Hey guys this is a tutorial on how to get Skins for non premium players!
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1st. Click the start button then go to search programs and files at the bottom of the start bar
2nd. Type %appdata% click .minecraft then go to bin
3rd. Right click on minecraft.jar then go to open with WinRar Archiver
4th. go to mob then find a png file named Char
5th. download the skin you want and rename it to char
6th. Drag and drop it into the mobs folder it should ask to replace it click YES
7th. Start minecraft and have fun with your new skin!
SUCCESS!
TEXT TUTORIAL VIDEO SOON
1st. Click the start button then go to search programs and files at the bottom of the start bar
2nd. Type %appdata% click .minecraft then go to bin
3rd. Right click on minecraft.jar then go to open with WinRar Archiver
4th. go to mob then find a png file named Char
5th. download the skin you want and rename it to char
6th. Drag and drop it into the mobs folder it should ask to replace it click YES
7th. Start minecraft and have fun with your new skin!
SUCCESS!
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It deserves a diamond.
1: Click on the "Macintosh HD" or whatever you called it (the silver hard disk thing on your desktop).
2: Click on Library. In there should be a folder called Application Support. There should be a folder called minecraft in there. If it isn't there, go back to Macintosh HD and go into the Users folder. Click on the little house, that should be your computer. There should be a Library folder in there, with an application support folder in there, with the minecraft folder inside that.
3: Go into the minecraft folder. There should be a folder called bin. In there there should be a file called minecraft.jar, unzip that using StuffIt Expander or another unzipping program (I use StuffIt Expander, you've got to change it to a zip file first, but it works fine).
4: Open your newly compressed minecraft.jar folder, browse around in it for a folder called mob. In there, there should be an image file called char.png, along with all the other mob skins. Replace char.png with your chosen skin, making sure its a .png file.
You're done! :D