February 2021

How To Use the Skindex Editor to Make Your Own Minecraft Character Skins

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How to Easily change the skin of your character in Minecraft using the Skindex Editor. This video shows how to find the default steve.png skin file, edit the skin in Skindex including choosing color codes, and how to load the skin into Minecraft.

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00:00 Minecraft Change Skin with Skindex Editor Intro
00:30 Skindex https://www.minecraftskins.com/
01:13 About the Skindex Editor
01:29 First View in Skindex
01:48 Find steve.png and load into Skindex
02:28 Copy the .jar file to a new folder on your HD
03:22 Copy steve.png out of the .jar file
04:18 Upload steve.png into Skindex
04:43 The Skin and the Outer Layer Grid
05:14 Show and Hide body parts
06:18 The Skindex Tools Panel
07:04 Using the Color Wheel and Color Code
07:54 Using Paint Bucket and Auto Tone
08:22 Choosing Colors with the Eyedropper
09:05 Using the Pencil Tool
09:21 The Darken and Lighten Tools
09:52 Using Undo
10:34 Painting hidden areas
11:48 Painting in Skin Color
12:24 Add Detail with the Outer Layer Grid
13:15 Fixing Mistakes
14:25 Save the skin to your HD
15:01 How to Share your skin
15:37 Change your skin with the Launcher
16:51 Change your skin with minecraft.net
17:54 Like Share Subscribe

This Minecraft Change Skin in Skindex video is recorded in Minecraft 1.16.5 but these ideas will work with other versions of Minecraft as well.

This is just one of my numerous Minecraft Ideas tutorials. You can view more Tutorial Videos in these YouTube Playlists:

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Augmented Reality on Location – Office Hours Abroad with Andrew Hochradel & Nick Longo

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Join designers Nick Longo and Andrew Hochradel on Adobe Live for Office Hours! Office Hours is a weekly show that helps you level up your creative career. From portfolios to process, each week is packed with insights and advice. Join us with your questions as we dive into a new topic each week. This week on Office Hours, learn how to create augmented reality on location! Tune in to learn how to build your new (augmented) reality with Adobe Aero.

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Class Syllabus: https://assets.adobe.com/public/d20a8ed6-595f-407c-4f00-98a1654743ef/Adobe%20Abroad/OH_S3_Ep00_Syllabus.pdf

Andrew Hochradel is a freelance brand identity designer based in Southern California: https://www.behance.net/hochdotco

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XD Daily Creative Challenge – Emoji Picker

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Challenge: Design and prototype an emoji picker with various options. Use nested components to add interactions.
Get the starter file here: https://bit.ly/xddcc2-1-4

Join your host every afternoon at 2:00pm PT to learn how to approach each challenge using Adobe XD. Complete 9 challenges by Friday, February 12th and you’ll be on your way to sharpening your skills. Get your questions answered, see what the community is creating and get feedback on your work – see you there!

To sign up and get started, go to: https://www.behance.net/challenge/xd