Wired Apple EarPods for your skater. Buds sit in the ears, the wires meet at a Y splitter, and the cable runs down to the right hip pocket.
Variants
| Item | What you see |
|---|---|
| Apple EarPods Wired (Over Shirt) | Wires lie on the shirt, splitter on the chest, cable down the front to a slack loop at the hem and into the hip pocket |
| Apple EarPods Wired (Under Shirt) | Wires go in at the collar and run against the body; only the loop shows below the hem. Full cable visible shirtless |
Install
Install with the ReSkate launcher, or copy this folder into Skate\Mods\. Enable it in the launcher's mod manager, start the game, then equip it under Apparel → Eyewear.
Good to know
- Uses the Eyewear slot, so it can't be worn with glasses.
- Fitted to the relaxed T-shirt and baggy jeans. Hoodies, jackets and tighter or longer tops will clip or float.
- The cable is rigid: it bends with the body but does not swing.
- The over-shirt cable can clip at the stomach while the shirt's cloth is moving.
- Multiplayer has not been tested.
Credits
- Earbud model based on "Apple AirPods" by ameer, used under its non-commercial licence. This mod is free and must not be sold.
- Built with ReSkate Studio and Blender, with AI assistance.
Not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple, Electronic Arts, Full Circle or the ReSkate project.
Install Apple EarPods Wired
You need ReSkate and your own copy of skate. on Steam.
- Open
ReSkateLauncher.exeand go to MODS. - Search for Apple EarPods Wired and click install. The launcher also installs anything it depends on.
- Press PLAY. In game, the MODS tab of the ReSkate menu (Insert) turns it on and off.
Or install it by hand: download the .zip and drop it on the launcher window, or unzip it into its own folder in Mods\ beside Skate.exe.
Maps show up in the ReSkate menu's level list. To join a server running a custom map, you need the same map installed. If the game won't load after installing, see known issues.
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