Tf2 skins help

#1

Evil

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Hey guys, I' m searching tf2 transparent skins for scattergun, pistol, grenade launcher, shotgun, minigun and sniper rifle.
If you have a download link of them or just a programm that creates skins please post here.

#2

jakeowaty

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They will not work in competetive enviroment anyways. Switching to fov_viewmodels 0 or drawviemodel_0 probably is your safest bet. You can have a whole config tailored for you here.

http://clugu.com/tf2mate/

If you still want the transparent skins, whatever they are, looking them up at www.gamebanana.com is probably the best idea.

They will not work in competetive enviroment anyways. Switching to fov_viewmodels 0 or drawviemodel_0 probably is your safest bet. You can have a whole config tailored for you here.

http://clugu.com/tf2mate/

If you still want the transparent skins, whatever they are, looking them up at www.gamebanana.com is probably the best idea.

#3

Evil

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yeah i know that they don' t work in competitive, but just for jump map and pubs.
Thanks btw:D

#4

jakeowaty

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Yeah, no problem.

#5

yankee

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jakeowatyThey will not work in competetive enviroment anyways. Switching to fov_viewmodels 0 or drawviemodel_0 probably is your safest bet. You can have a whole config tailored for you here.

isn't it viewmodel_fov 0 and r_drawviewmodel 0?

[quote=jakeowaty]They will not work in competetive enviroment anyways. Switching to fov_viewmodels 0 or drawviemodel_0 probably is your safest bet. You can have a whole config tailored for you here.[/quote]

isn't it viewmodel_fov 0 and r_drawviewmodel 0?

#6

jakeowaty

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yankeejakeowatyThey will not work in competetive enviroment anyways. Switching to fov_viewmodels 0 or drawviemodel_0 probably is your safest bet. You can have a whole config tailored for you here.
isn't it viewmodel_fov 0 and r_drawviewmodel 0?

yes

[quote=yankee][quote=jakeowaty]They will not work in competetive enviroment anyways. Switching to fov_viewmodels 0 or drawviemodel_0 probably is your safest bet. You can have a whole config tailored for you here.[/quote]

isn't it viewmodel_fov 0 and r_drawviewmodel 0?[/quote]

yes