But in other cases (like some of Tanz's skins) it's more. Now you have to create the folders that the skin mod goes to. So now, you folder address should be: res_mods/0.4.0.4/content/gameplay/japanħ. So if it's a skin for a Japanese ship, you will create a folder named japan (Russia is russia, Germany is germany, United Kingdom is uk, and America is usa). Now inside the gameplay folder, create a folder named for the faction that the ship skin is supposed to be for. So you should have at this point: res_mods/0.4.0.4/content/gameplayĦ. Then inside that one, create a folder called gameplay. Then inside that folder, create another folder called content. You will need to create the folder 0.4.0.4 if it's not already there. Time to start creating the folder structure. In your res_mods folder, it's probably blank. Once complete, it's time to start setting up your res_mods folder. You need to edit it so that it looks like:ĥ. Make a copy for emergency, then RIGHT-CLICK the original and "Open with." Notepad. Go back to your World_of_Warships folder and look for the paths.xml file. You will be jumping between these two folders often, as you will need to follow their folder structure directly.Ĥ. You should have a res and res_mods folder. Navigate to your World_of_Warships folder (default is C:/Games). Depending on how the file was set, it may or may not have the proper file paths (for the record, most of the skins do NOT have the proper filepath, whether it's Tanz's or the anime ones).ģ. Use a program like Winrar or 7zip to unzip the file (if you don't have either, download one of them and review how to use them), preferably into the same folder. Download the file to a folder you know the location of (default on Windows would usually be User/Downloads). We're assuming use of Windows as the OS, and the ship in question is an IJN cruiser.ġ. Let's take a typical example that of a KanColle skin or one of Tanz's skins, for a single ship.
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