This is going to sound a little weird...

[EvilGrins]

Some models & skins are designed to only be used by players and can't be used by bots. Some are the opposite, but they're much more rare.

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OMG that is sick xD in positive mean ;p hehe Gingerbread looks funny, Im curious what Paper might look as model xD

maybe pretty flatish ...I can provide a model sheet so my Logo/avatar would look like the actual thing.
I wonder how the straightjacket will look like on a model.

Again, I'm at work so can't confirm it... but I'm pretty sure this is that model · http://www.atomicgamer.com/files/75543/gbm-zip

Gingerbread Man has a weird glitch, it's designed to be used for bots. Everytime i've seen a real person try to use it, the skins on the model don't work. It's just the shape with a bunch of gray all over it.

Other day I pitched "energetic skins" and I posted a screenshot of my using one in the player setup... but the moment I put it on a bot, it defaulted to a the ut99 default skins in the selection window.

Which was weird as when I put it on Sktroopers bots it worked fine.

Anybody seen this kind of thing? Know any ways around it?

[OjitroC]

..but the moment I put it on a bot, it defaulted to a the ut99 default skins in the selection window.

Which was weird as when I put it on Sktroopers bots it worked fine.

What does the UT log say in both instances?

The GBM is a skeletal model and it may be that there is an error in the code for the skeletal TournamentPlayer - it is certainly different to that for a Bot and this may be the reason why the skin is OK on the latter but not the former.

[EvilGrins]

What does the UT log say in both instances?

I wasn't aware it would say anything. Thought it only logged in gameplay, not setting up bots.

[OjitroC]

Much is logged, not just 'events' during games. The Player set up is certainly logged and I would assume the bot set up is also logged.

You may need to remove the 'comment out' for DevLoad if that is suppressed by default (delete the ; at the beginning of the line and save) - search for that in your UnrealTournament.ini. DevLoad will tell you what packages are loaded at every stage from starting up Unreal Tournament onwards.