Head to The Skindex's main site (From here, it's possible to select an uploaded skin from the community by clicking on an uploaded character visual and then pressing the "Edit Skin" button.How to use The Skindex's Player Skin Editor (Java only): Once you have a skin that suits your tastes, you can simply back out of the Dressing Room menu, which will save the character skin in its current state. From these two fields, it's possible to change your character's skin, hair, eyes, and outfit. In the character creation menu, you can equip cosmetics to your new skin through the "Body" and "Style" tabs.In the next menu, you can create a character that utilizes the equipable items found in the Minecraft Marketplace or the classic skin option that applies an entire skin to the character model.Then select the "Create Character" button. At the Dressing Room menu, select an existing skin to overwrite with your new skin, or switch over to the skin icon with the + sign on it, which will allow you to create an entirely new skin without changing existing ones.Additionally, the dressing room can be accessed from the in-game pause menu as well. Be sure to sign in to your Microsoft account beforehand to ensure your skin options are saved. Open Bedrock Edition and select the Dressing Room button to the right of the main menu button.You can even make parts of your skin "glow" like a glow squid.How to use the Dressing Room in Bedrock Edition: Parts of the normal player model can be hidden or moved around. The additional parts can have custom textures, higher resolution skins can be used (Steve skin from Soartex Fanver - Vanilla) Upload the exported image file as your skin to load the custom model. The models are stored in unused space on your Minecraft Skin, or as a Gist on GitHub. The models have be exported to show up in the world. This is the Forge version of the mod! Get the Fabric version here: Customizable Player Models
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