1 · Design it
T-shirt, pants, shorts, dress, short coat or long coat. A base colour, a texture if you have one, and as many images as you can fit. The pig turns while you work, so you find out the back is a mess before anyone else does.
Pick a garment, set a colour, stick an image on it and spin the result around in 3D. It runs in your browser and it is free. You do not need an account to try it. You need one to submit it.
Free · Six garments · Textures only, for now · Read the studio guide
Four steps. Only the first one is up to you.
T-shirt, pants, shorts, dress, short coat or long coat. A base colour, a texture if you have one, and as many images as you can fit. The pig turns while you work, so you find out the back is a mess before anyone else does.
A person reviews every skin before anyone else sees it. Rough is fine. Rude is not. If it is refused, you get a sentence saying why.
An approved skin can go to the community gallery, where signed-in players like it. At 100 likes it joins the game's collection, for everyone.
You get your own skin for nothing, and a share of the truffles whenever someone buys it. Your name stays on it.
Truffles are the in-game currency. You earn them by fighting, and you spend them on skins. You cannot buy them: nothing in PigWars sells you an advantage, and a skin is not one. When you submit a skin you choose whether it is free or costs 50, 100 or 250 truffles. A free skin can be won at random from a reward after a battle. A paid one is bought in the pig's wardrobe.
12 truffles for a win and 5 for a loss, up to 240 a day from battles, plus 5 you collect yourself once a day. Those are today's numbers; the game is early.
On any skin in the collection: open a pig's wardrobe, tap Edit, then Community. What you buy shows up as a Skin button on that garment.
You keep 20% of the price of every copy sold, up to 500 truffles a day. It is a number in a game, not money, and the terms say so.
The map editor is open to every account with a verified email. Design a map, send it for review, and let the community fight on it: at 500 likes it joins the game and you earn 200 truffles. How it works · See community maps
Short, because most of it is common sense. Full wording is in the terms.
Anyone signed in can report a skin. Enough reports hide it until a person has looked.
Not to design. The studio works for anyone and keeps your draft in your browser. To submit a skin, like one or buy one, you sign in.
Three guides: the Skin Studio, how a skin reaches the collection, and truffles.
As long as it takes one person with a day job. You can see where a skin stands on the skins page.
No. Withdraw it and submit the new version. Skins that are already in the game cannot be withdrawn, because people own them.
Not yet. Skins are textures on the six base garments. If this catches on, new meshes are next.
You do. You give PigWars permission to show it in the game and on this site. The terms have the exact wording.