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{{Gallery | The following Mantle skins are made in mind for the slim skin type. | ||
In order to apply the overlay, simply put it on top of your skin in the image editor of your choice. Your second layer might end up on top of the overlay, in which case remember to erase it from your skin.{{Gallery | |||
|title=Mantle 1 | |title=Mantle 1 | ||
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|Render Back | |Render Back | ||
|file:Mantle 1.png | |file:Mantle 1.png | ||
|Skin file | |||
|style=image-rendering: pixelated; | |||
}}<br> | |||
{{Gallery | |||
|title=Mantle 1.5 | |||
|align = left | |||
|file:Mantle 1.5 Render Front.png | |||
|Render Front | |||
|file:Mantle 1.5 Render Back.png | |||
|Render Back | |||
|file:Mantle 1.5.png | |||
|Skin file | |||
|style=image-rendering: pixelated; | |||
}} | |||
{{Gallery | |||
|title=Mantle 2 | |||
|align = left | |||
|file:Mantle 2 Render Front.png | |||
|Render Front | |||
|file:Mantle 2 Render Back.png | |||
|Render Back | |||
|file:Mantle 2.png | |||
|Skin file | |||
|style=image-rendering: pixelated; | |||
}} | |||
{{Gallery | |||
|title=Mantle 2.1 | |||
|align = left | |||
|file:Mantle 2.1 Render Front.png | |||
|Render Front | |||
|file:Mantle 2.1 Render Back.png | |||
|Render Back | |||
|file:Mantle 2.1.png | |||
|Skin file | |Skin file | ||
|style=image-rendering: pixelated; | |style=image-rendering: pixelated; | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:19, 25 November 2025
This page contains a handful of uniforms (overlays for Minecraft skins) which were originally created for the guild members to wear, but now it was decided against this idea. For the curious, the following skin overlays were drawn by Miv2nir (me).
Gallery
The following Mantle skins are made in mind for the slim skin type.
In order to apply the overlay, simply put it on top of your skin in the image editor of your choice. Your second layer might end up on top of the overlay, in which case remember to erase it from your skin.
Mantle 1
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Render Front -
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Skin file
Mantle 1.5
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Render Front -
Render Back -
Skin file
Mantle 2
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Render Front -
Render Back -
Skin file
Mantle 2.1
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Render Front -
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Skin file
