Hi Garee.

I've posted an update to fix this:

http://snarlygribbly.org/misc/ezskin/EZSkin.pyc

That's just the actual script file (v1.6.1) so that you don't have to download the whole package.

EZSkin has an internal database of figueres, with a mapping from each of the figure's material zones to one of EZSkin's built-in shaders. You can add to the database by adding figures and mapping info to the ezskin.xml file.

So, you could create a figure (as you did) and then add it to the XML file. EZSkin should then run successfully on it. The full download package includes an example XML file to get you started.

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