Whats that site that allows you to change the way a party skin looks?
 

With the color change and chair removal thing? Thanks.

Re: Whats that site that allows you to change the way a party skin looks?
 

pokermods and chiplitre, I think

Al

Re: Whats that site that allows you to change the way a party skin loo
 

hijacking your post sorry.

I also remember someone posting a pic of the deck they played with on party that hand naked chicks on the face cards. Does anyone know where I can get that mod?

Re: Whats that site that allows you to change the way a party skin loo
 

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hijacking your post sorry.

I also remember someone posting a pic of the deck they played with on party that hand naked chicks on the face cards. Does anyone know where I can get that mod?

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semi-naked chicks

Re: Whats that site that allows you to change the way a party skin loo
 

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hijacking your post sorry.

I also remember someone posting a pic of the deck they played with on party that hand naked chicks on the face cards. Does anyone know where I can get that mod?

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Hijacking like that is encouraged. I had no idea...

Re: Whats that site that allows you to change the way a party skin loo
 

thanks.

Is there any mods that change the background but still lets you enable characters?

Re: Whats that site that allows you to change the way a party skin loo
 

That is the one.

Thank You.

Re: Whats that site that allows you to change the way a party skin loo
 

Re: Whats that site that allows you to change the way a party skin loo
 

If you have Photoshop, GIMP PaintShopPro, or other image editing software, and are willing to spend a little time, you can do your own mods. The images are in the images directory under your Party Poker program directory, C:\Program Files\PartyPoker\images, if you installed to the default directory. I'm at work and don't have it handy, but the files you need to edit, IIRC, are table.jbp and the seat*.jpg files. You might want to copy the original files to another directory, just in case you mess up your editing and want to go back, and you should also back up your modified files, in case an upgrade decides to overwrite your mods. You can also modify or replace sound files, if, for example, you want to replace the extremely annoying sound you get when you're slow to act with something than sounds a little less annoying than fingernails on a blackboard.