01.04.2010, 02:54
You'd probably be better off starting on a real layered template, so you get the hang of how templates are built up and how all the different layers are placed and what they contain.
If you start on a void skin, you'll end up building a template from scratch, creating layer upon layer. This will be much more work and a bit difficult for a beginner.
Once you know how to use ready-made layered templates, you can start making your own templates from a void skin, but I'd say if there are templates available, why go to all the trouble of making new ones? You can always add your own layers to an existing template, change markings or add other details.
You can find a whole collection of ready made templates at Mission4Today, at Simmerspaintshop and several here on AAA as well.
If you start on a void skin, you'll end up building a template from scratch, creating layer upon layer. This will be much more work and a bit difficult for a beginner.
Once you know how to use ready-made layered templates, you can start making your own templates from a void skin, but I'd say if there are templates available, why go to all the trouble of making new ones? You can always add your own layers to an existing template, change markings or add other details.
You can find a whole collection of ready made templates at Mission4Today, at Simmerspaintshop and several here on AAA as well.