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I made a guide on Steam on how to reskin mobs in 2019 from making to publishing the mod. Back when I made it, I had just learned about how to do it by searching through the few mods that actually did it among other various resources. There wasn't as many mods as I'd like that reskinned mobs and I couldn't find a guide that explained the ins and outs of this process for somebody that did not know much of anything regarding modding this game. I've seen many people utilize the comments there and have even seen people reference it on the forums. I've decided to look back at what I've written and do some extensive rewriting and port it to the forums, so I hope I've properly documented the process this time. My goal is to make sure this is easily understandable without any prior knowledge, so please let me know if there is anything I can do to improve this guide. I'm still working on formatting and other details in this guide, so it might be rough until I get the time to fully do it. The main information should be useable, and I can still take comments. Thanks again! Introduction File Types Tools Overview Methods Overview Finding the Files Reskinning Method 1: Spriterless Reskinning Method 2: Spriter Making the Mod / Implementation Uploading to the Workshop End Thank you for reading the guide and I hope it was helpful. Again, if you had any difficulties or want clarification, I can take comments here. If you end up making a mod where my guide was useful, I would appreciate spreading the word about this so others that want to reskin are able to.

bunnies! http://divine-rpg.wikia.com/wiki/Bunny

What I have noticed in don't starve is that Wilson is imprisoned in a wilderness with strange creatures, but one of the creatures (The giant one eyed bird thing) was a mythical creature called a tripodero. Here is a description taken from an e-book FEARSOME CREATURES OF THE LUMBER WOODS The chaparral and foothill forests of California contain many ***** freaks of one kind and another. One of the strangest and least known is the tripodero, and animal with two contractile or telescopic legs and a tail like a kangaroo's. This peculiarity in structure enables the animal to elevate itself at will, so that it may tower above the chaparral, or, if it chooses, to pull in its legs and present a compact form for crowding through the brush. The tripodero's body is not large but is solidly built, and its head is nearly all snout, the value of which is seen in the method by which food is obtain. As the animal travels through the brush-covered country it elongates its legs from time to time, thus shoving itself up above the brush for purposes of observation. If it sights game within a range of ten rods it takes aim with its snout and tilts itself until the right elevation is obtained, then with astonishing force blows a sundried quid of clay, knocking its victim senseless. (A supply of these quids is always carried in the left jaw.) The tripodero then contracts its legs and bores its way through the brush to its victim, where it stays until the last bone is cracked and eaten. http://www.fearsomecreaturesofthelumberwoods.com/pg45.htmI will try to find more information about the tripodero