Zombie Land

Quality of Life

Skins

Apply workshop skins to virtually anything: weapons, clothing, doors, deployables, even items inside your backpack. Skin individual items, entire stacks, your whole inventory, containers you are looking at, or every deployed item in your base, all with a single command.

Open the menu with /skin Save whole outfits Auto-skin on craft and pickup

Features

  • Skin individual items, full stacks, or your entire inventory at once
  • Skin items inside containers you are looking at
  • Skin all deployed items in your base with one command
  • Save and load outfits: a preset list of skins for doors, weapons, clothing, and more
  • Add as many items as you want to an outfit
  • Search the skin list to quickly find what you are looking for
  • Auto-skin items when crafted or picked up (toggleable per player)
  • Supports backpack items
The skin menu open in-game
The /skin menu: browse, search, and apply.

Chat Commands

Skin Commands

One command per scope
/skinOpen the skin menu
/skincSkin the items inside the container you are currently looking at
/skinbaseSkin all deployed items in your base
/skinitemSkin the item you are looking at

Outfits

Outfits let you save a collection of skins as a reusable preset. For example you could create an outfit called "PVP Kit" with your preferred skins for your armor, weapons, and doors, then apply them all in one click whenever you want. You can add any number of items to a single outfit and save as many outfits as your rank allows.

  • Create and name outfits from within the /skin menu
  • Add skins for any skinnable item type: weapons, tools, clothing, doors, deployables, and more
  • Load an outfit to instantly apply all of its skins to matching items in your inventory
  • Higher ranks may have access to additional outfit save slots
The outfit UI showing saved skin presets
The outfit panel: save, manage, and apply full skin presets in one click.

Auto-Skinning

When enabled on the server, items you craft or pick up are automatically skinned with whatever skin you last selected for that item type. If you prefer to keep the default look on some items, you can toggle auto-skinning on or off for yourself at any time through the skin menu.

Tips

  • Use the search bar inside the skin menu to filter skins by name, especially handy for items with dozens of workshop options.
  • Running /skinbase is the fastest way to give your entire base a uniform look after a building session.
  • /skinc is great for quickly reskinning all the items inside a box or furnace without pulling them out.

Questions? Ask in Discord.