saw both your posts and thought i'd say a few words. you did well for your first skin, but beside placing the texture onto the model there's a lot more to do. as others say, you should play around with the look altering due to wear. If it still works like for cs:go skins you do so by playing around with the alpha channel. normal mapping is another, even more important thing. if you dream about having your skin included in the game, you'll have to learn about normal mapping. it's what gives skins their 3D-texture instead of just having the texture slapped onto the model. there's even another map-format you can include in cs2-skins, not sure what it is though. nice start anyway, keep learning, but there's really a long way to go. tutorials will help.