# EasySkins Documentation

**Easy Skins offers a complete material solution to quickly create appearances for your project's objects.**

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**Welcome to documentation** 

This asset pack allows you to create your object skin with different shaders. To start we will open together the level demonstration. 

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Wait a few minutes for the shaders to compile. If all goes well, you have this screen:

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Let me introduce you to PulseRifle, this beautiful devastating weapon. Well, it will be useful to understand how to create Skins.

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In the folder Skin ( EasySkins > Material > Example > Skin) you have examples of composition. To test, you can drag and drop one of this Materials instance on the weapon.

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Let's go to the Materials instance to understand the different parameters.

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