Paint custom player skins for Quetoo — directly on the 3D model or on the 2D texture, Photoshop-style.
SkinForge is a free desktop app for creating custom Quetoo player-model skins (qforcer, bunker, dragoon, gork, guard):
- 🎨 Paint in 3D — brush strokes directly on the rotating model, or work on the flat 2D UV texture; both views stay in sync
- 🧅 Layers — full layer stack with opacity and blend modes (normal, multiply, screen, overlay, add)
- 🎭 Team colors — paint the tint mask and preview your skin as red/green team
- 🏃 Animation preview — see your skin on the running, shooting, idling model
- 📦 One-click install — exports the complete skin set (textures, materials, icon) straight into your Quetoo install, or as a zip to share
- 🤖 AI-ready — embedded MCP server lets AI assistants like Claude create skins through the same engine
Grab the latest installer from the Releases page:
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| Windows | SkinForge_x.y.z_x64-setup.exe (or .msi) |
| Linux | SkinForge_x.y.z_amd64.AppImage (or .deb) |
- Install and launch SkinForge — it auto-detects your Quetoo install (
C:\Games\Quetooon Windows; standard share paths on Linux). - Pick a model and a base skin to start from.
- Paint!
B= brush,X= switch to tint mask,Ctrl+Z= undo. Paint on the model (left) or the UV texture (right). - Export → Install to game, then select your skin in Quetoo's player setup.
SkinForge ships an MCP server so AI agents can paint skins — load a model, paint strokes and shapes on layers, render previews, and export, all programmatically:
claude mcp add skinforge -- "C:\Program Files\SkinForge\skinforge.exe" --mcp
Then ask Claude something like "make me a black and gold qforcer skin with a glowing visor."
Bug reports and skin showcases welcome — open an issue.