[Michael Martin]

Thank you

• Will add in the bullet points
  
• In gimp for some reason you need to flatten or merge the image. I prefer to flatten as the map lines up with the model. Some times if there is a gap around the edge and you merge it stretches the image and doesn't fit.(But Gimp is free so can't have everything )
  
• Useful to know, I just kept it the same size as Kunos use to keep it simple.
  
• <>10mb was there as a reminder to me. If more than 10mb how to reduce the size of the files. Still needed to do that bit
  
• I thought adding the .json was adding an extra layer of complexity. Thought most people just wanted to get their skins to show up on the stream. Only us die hard skinners go the full hog and add helmets,gloves,suites and crew. Not found any instance where the .json is required to get the skins to work.
  

I'm a CM convert and swear by it. Should be mandatory for anybody using Assetto Corsa. Your right i kept it to as simple as possible. This is the absolute minimum to get your skin in game and for minimal financial outlay. Paying for PS/Mudbox when your only going to do a few skins isn't worth it for everybody. 

I was going to include your bits about making your own templates then thought i'd have that as an additional guide. Or I may just point them to yours
Again i did the folders in the way i did to keep this as simple as possible. The shortcut in the work space is going to be added.
I do the same with the .psd file names. Again CM makes this easier as you can just find what it's called.