Doug Mason's Favorite Trex Skinpack
Skin PackThis mod gives you four different tyrannosaurs to use in your parks.
This skin mod changes the skin of the base game Tyrannosaurus into a mottled, dark red color. Once you've backed up and saved your original files, simply copy and paste the matlibs file from this mod into the "matlibs" folder within the "Data" folder for JPOG. Hope you enjoy!
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Full Version 1 commentThe matlib files you need for the "Red Tyrannosaurus" mod.
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Can you make a blue version of the Tyrannosaurus?
And yellow triceratops.
Which program did you use to make this mod?
Can the author make a jpog wall fence mod for high security fences
i like this skin, can you make a skin for spinosaurus?
Sure! I'm happy to try something. What do you have in mind?
Blue spino boi
How about something like the wetland spinosaurus skin from JWE? I haven't seen any darker skin of spino and I think, considering how good this red skin right there looks, that you would be a right person to come up with one :)
Shouldn't this be in the addons rather than the mods tab?
I'm new to the site - what is the difference between addons and mods? I just figured this was a "mod" since it changes and replaces something in the base game. Thank you for your help.
The addon is a little change, like a group of some skins
As this one Moddb.com
Thank you for clarifying! I appreciate it. I was under the mistaken impression that "mods" were standalone changes to a game and that "addons" were additions or tweaks to existing mods or were patches to extensive mods. Glad to know the right way. Thanks again!
Yeah, it should be an addon