Skin Shuffle Mod FAQ

Press the Skin Shuffle keybind (check your Controls settings if you haven't assigned one) to open the skin carousel. You can also reach it through the mod's config screen if you prefer.

Yes, as long as the mod is installed on the server side, your new skin updates for everyone right away without anyone relogging. If the server doesn't have the mod, other players may not see the change until you reconnect.

Make sure you actually apply the preset after selecting it in the carousel, not just highlight it. If it still doesn't work, check that the texture source (URL, username, UUID, or file) is valid and reachable.

Yes, you can add a preset using a Minecraft username or UUID, and the mod will pull that account's current skin. This is handy for quickly grabbing your own skin or a friend's.

Local skin files need to be standard Minecraft skin PNGs in the correct skin dimensions. If the file isn't a valid skin texture, the preset won't render properly.

Open the preset's edit options in the carousel and change the model type between classic and slim. The change applies the next time you apply that preset.

Yes, each preset has an edit option where you can change its name along with its texture and model type. Renaming helps you keep a large library organized.

It works on multiplayer servers if the mod is installed server-side; otherwise your skin change may only be visible to you. On servers without the mod, you may need to relog for others to see updates.

Open the mod's config screen (powered by YACL) and adjust the carousel rotation speed, cursor tracking, and preview widget location to your liking. These settings are client-side and apply immediately.

Skin Shuffle is lightweight and mainly loads textures when presets are applied, so performance impact is minimal. It may conflict with other skin-changing mods, so avoid running two skin mods that both override your skin at once.