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Published on October 4, 2007 By Zoomba In WinCustomize News

Ok, so day-in and day-out you see news from me and articles from Island Dog.  I bet you're eager to hear from other voices in the community (and heck, my fingers could use the break from typing!).  This week, we have two articles I'd like to highlight from the community.

  1. SkinStudio 6 (Beta) Overview - By Quentin94
    SkinStudio 6 is nearing release, and one thing that people have been looking for are tutorials or guides on how best to use this completely redesigned skinning tool.  Quentin94 steps in and provides the most complete tutorial/guide to-date for SKS6. 

    He also added the tutorial to the WC Wiki.  So if you have additions you'd like to make, you can do so here.  You just need a (free) account on the wiki.

  2. New (Potential) series: Ask a Master - By ZubaZ
    We've done featured skinners, and interviewed developers in the past.  Well, instead of waiting for another interview to roll around and be posted, ZubaZ is taking it upon himself to interview his favorite Master Skinners.  This article describes what he plans to do and seeks some feedback.  So if you have burning questions for Master Skinners, head on over and let ZubaZ know.

Remember, if you have some great idea simmering in the back of your head for an article, be it an interview or a feature on your favorite skin or author, there's nothing holding you back.  If you've got a great idea, write about it!  It may even show up here on the front page for everyone to see.


Comments
on Oct 04, 2007
Thanks for the bump Zoomba!  I hope that I get enough feedback from the community so I don't have to resort to making up my own questions. 

The thread is really open. If I don't get enough responses I'll start with seeding my own questions.  Things like "What inspired you to skin?"  and "What inspires you now?"

I *know* this community can come up with better stuff than that!   
on Oct 04, 2007
I really hope this "Tutorial" about SKS6 will be the first of a great series
Everyone who want add something on the Wiki version is welcome and especially to correct grammar/typo/ or make it user friendly.
I wish this will help some people to find their way on this great software.

Zubaz you have got a great idea