Using It

Everyone uses the same command:

/wskin

What appears inside depends on whether you are an admin.

As a player

01Hold a supported weapon.
02Open the menu.
03Pick a skin.

That is the whole flow. The skin applies to the weapon in your hands, including its attachments.

If you are not holding a supported weapon, the menu says so at the top and the skins are greyed out, so you never pick something that cannot be applied.

Remove skin puts the weapon back to normal.

As an admin

You get everything above, plus Manage skins.

Creating a skin

Manage skins → Create a skin, then choose:

Or pick a preset — five ready-made loops ship with the resource. Pick one, give it a name, done.
Video URL — paste a YouTube link or a direct https .mp4 / .webm.

Managing the library

Each skin has its own panel:

Action	What it does
Visible / Hidden	Publishes the skin to players, or pulls it back
Test on my weapon	Applies it to your own weapon without publishing
Delete	Removes it permanently, with a confirmation

A hidden skin is never sent to a player's client, so it cannot be discovered or applied by a modified client.

Choosing good videos

A weapon texture is small and wraps around the model, so what works is different from what looks good on a screen:

Good: short, seamless, full-frame loops. Liquid, fire, neon, plasma, smoke.
Bad: anything with camera cuts, letterboxing or long static shots. Cuts read as glitches and black bars become black patches on the gun.

Live streams and age-restricted videos will not resolve.