Right, so we should clear a few things up really quickly: I don't work on Warmerise. I have no control over what gets changed about the game. I'm just a guy on the forums trying my best to help out. The discord server isn't officially connected to Warmerise. A couple of people wanted a discord server for the game, so we made it. It's not an official server, and so we're also just people on discord trying to help out. None of that is related to your problem, but you kept saying things like "Can you change this thing your game" or "I went to your guy's discord server" when we can't change anything about the game. Just wanted to be on the same page there :)   What I can help you with though is getting textures working in Pixlr (because it does work, I just tested it.) Download the UV map/texture/model zip file from the game. (image) unzip the file. This is usually done by right-clicking it and pressing "Unzip." Not 100% for chromeOS but it should work there too. You should now have 3 files. Since I downloaded the Carbine, I have "Carbine.obj", "Carbine_Texture.jpg", and "README.txt". (Image) In Pixlr, when you first start, it will ask to start a new file. Select "Open Image from Computer" (Image) Browse to where you unzipped that folder and select your weapon texture file, in my case "Carbine_Texture.jpg" The texture will now be loaded into pixlr for editing (Image)

I never insulted your skins. I gave you a program you can use to create high quality skins, and an explanation of the skin system to explain that your skins will probably continue to be deactivated because they aren't hitting 750 cash and 5 sales. The 2 skins per day limit is to prevent a lot of low effort skins from cluttering up the skins market, like max said earlier, so that will probably not change. If you take the time to use the program and/or the tutorial I linked, you will take more time to create truly high quality skins which are way more likely to sell and stay on the skins market. I worked for an indie game company for a while too, and trust me, learning how to edit textures correctly is an incredibly valuable skill when it comes to making games :)

I'm quoting the FAQ: "For your skin to remain in store it must generate certain sales and revenue during first 48 hours after it was published. For free skins, atleast 15 users must get it, for paid skins, atleast 5 sales and 750 revenue. If your skin got deactivated, go to Edit page and make a necessary changes to skin to make it more appealing and publish it again, another 48 hours will be added to meet a required sales." So basically, your skins aren't selling anymore. Hopefully this doesn't come off as rude, but this is an opportunity to use the information we've been telling you in this thread to make high quality skins that will actually sell, instead of trying to reactivate skins that aren't selling enough.

Your skins are getting deactivated due to lack of sales, correct?

The texture for any 3d object is actually a 2d image file. The program I linked allows you to change the 2d texture. It's basically a light version of photoshop. You can edit the texture, then upload it to warmerise *without publishing it* to preview your changes. If you really want to work in 3D, look at Rama's tutorial i linked below. His tutorial requires Blender which is a free 3d modeling program. I do not know if blender works in chromeOS, which is why I didn't mention it in my last messages https://warmerise.com/forums/topic/214/tutorial-skin-making