feat: New TextureConfig to automatically get the skin tone variant, for grayscale textures - #3
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Problem:
In the current version of Wardrobe, creating a custom Face requires the GradientTextureConfig, which displays all color variants in the Wardrobe Menu, resulting in an akward presentation of the Face:
Additionally, the user needs to manually find the skin tone that the player's skin is using.
Solution:
A new TextureConfig called SkinTextureConfig, which automatically gets the skin tone and doesn't show any variants to the user, simplifying how developers create new faces and making Face selection less akward for the user:
The configuration on AssetEditor is simple, like this:
