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| deepteam jack@sbsoftware.com | "Re(1):Making Legacy skins with WinTex 4.3...." , posted Sun 25 Feb 10:52  
Next time, you might consider an easier way:)
Use the Lump Import tool in DeePsea. No renaming, no tricks required.
1. Press F7, select Import Files,
2. Select the PWAD to insert the lump into.
On the right list box, select the point where you want to insert the lump (or default to the end).
3. Select the Input file (and be any ending name). If the file starts with S_SKIN that's the default lump name, but you can rename it if you want.
4. Press Import files
You are done. No renames,no tricks. ANY lump can be imported.
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| | Jayextee  Jxt@Misery.co.uk -
| "Re(2):Making Legacy skins with WinTex 4.3...." , posted Sun 25 Feb 15:52  
Hmmm.... the question was for WinTEX, so I answered in a relevant manner.
Just trying to help. I'm a newbie, too.
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| | deepteam jack@sbsoftware.com | "Re(3):Making Legacy skins with WinTex 4.3...." , posted Sun 25 Feb 18:25  
The question was how to get a lump name (that Wintex won't recognize) into a PWAD. So I answered in a relevant manner. He was just using the wrong tool<g>
Wintex is relatively awkward, has many "quirks" and does not actually work correctly. I found this out as I added TEXTUREx/PNAMES merging to DeePsea and in testing discovered mass duplicated textures and deleted PNAMES, creating not only too much extra data but confusion. There are other quirks, but what the heck - it was good for it's time.
A lot of the "old" advice is actually awkward advice for "newbies". People recommend obsolete tools, because that's all they know (or they don't want to bother with learning something else - which I understand). However, for "newbies" it's better to use newer tools.
So I'm just trying to help both of you<g>
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| Jayextee  Jxt@Misery.co.uk -
| "Re(1):Making Legacy skins with WinTex 4.3...." , posted Sat 24 Feb 15:13  
Load a dummy lump (Either .lmp or .txt are fine) like ENDOOM or something you haven't used, then rename it to S_SKIN
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