Model with a skin

[Aleks6010]

So I have a list of "male" models like this:

	male = {
		"models/securityguards/barney.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_01.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_02.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_03.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_04.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_05.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_06.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_07.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_08.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_09.mdl"
	};

However, they look ugly and I want to change them.
The model I want to change them to uses skins instead of each separate models.
Thing is, I don't know how to make the model skin different for each model. It has 0-14 skins.
The target model I want to change them to is this:

models/humans/guard.mdl

Can someone help me?

[buu342]

Decompile the model, and then use texturegroup:
[url]https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/$texturegroup[/url]

[Rubat]

[QUOTE=Aleks6010;47170753]So I have a list of "male" models like this:

	male = {
		"models/securityguards/barney.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_01.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_02.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_03.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_04.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_05.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_06.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_07.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_08.mdl",
		"models/securityguards/male_09.mdl"
	};

However, they look ugly and I want to change them.
The model I want to change them to uses skins instead of each separate models.
Thing is, I don't know how to make the model skin different for each model. It has 0-14 skins.
The target model I want to change them to is this:

models/humans/guard.mdl

Can someone help me?[/QUOTE]

What you want to do is call Entity:SetSkin( math.random(1,Entity:GetSkinCount() ) ) after setting the model. I can give you more info if you can give us the code where you set the model.

[Aleks6010]

[QUOTE=Robotboy655;47171005]What you want to do is call Entity:SetSkin( math.random(1,Entity:GetSkinCount() ) ) after setting the model. I can give you more info if you can give us the code where you set the model.[/QUOTE]

I'm using a clockwork schema where you have to select a model, does that help?

[Rubat]

[QUOTE=Aleks6010;47171022]I'm using a clockwork schema where you have to select a model, does that help?[/QUOTE]

No, you will have to ask somebody who was worked with clockwork, or its creator. ( I heard its a paid gamemode )

[Aleks6010]

[QUOTE=Robotboy655;47171434]No, you will have to ask somebody who was worked with clockwork, or its creator. ( I heard its a paid gamemode )[/QUOTE]

:(

[HornetPilot]

[QUOTE=Robotboy655;47171434]No, you will have to ask somebody who was worked with clockwork, or its creator. ( I heard its a paid gamemode )[/QUOTE]
clockwork is on github but most schemas are paid for AFAIK