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Hello! you're not doing anything wrong, for some reason the shellmet isnt on the list. I looked around for another way and found a model in this workshop pack: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1176363645 The cosmetic is called "bullet_bowl" in this pack, hope this helps!

@@sk_form whenever i use that and the zero slider, it disappears as soon as i do it to the helmet, and i know im not doing it to soldier

@@ModernBoi huh ive never heard that before.. it works okay with me, completely disappears?

@@sk_form yes, as soon as i touch the slider even a bit, it disappears

@@ShinyDanner hey can you elaborate more so I can understand the problem, what steps are you doing? Whats happening so that it doesnt work? Sorry man I need more details

@@sk_form i was being a bit dumb but i figured it out lol, the cosmetics would attach and follow the merc but they wearnt on him if that makes sense. but i got it to work :)

@@ShinyDanner Awesome!

@@dedlers1329 hey, so long story short the list hasnt been updated these last few years, the creator said he would stop updating it I think 2 years ago. So any new cosmetics added into TF2 you will have to manually update sfm then try finding it yourself, or hope someone uploads it in the workshop in a bundle of the content update, I tried looking for your cosmetics in the workshop but had no luck, sorry :(

I dont think thats possible, but gmod has its own workshop with tf2 models as well as cosmetics you could try checking. Im pretty sure there are tutorials for gmod that explains how to add stuff to tf2 characters

@@sk_form thank you for the help, I'll go look for those now!

Yeah I get that, for some reason when you add cosmetics manually nowadays you don’t get everything from TF2, ive tested that a couple of times and had the same problem, your best bet would most likely be to check the SFM workshop for the cosmetics you want, a lot of people upload the cosmetics in packs per game update from TF2. Hope this helps you

dont use hwm. use the player/ models instead.

@@triangleguard148 my problum is solved now plus i figured it out like not too lonmg ago so thank you for trying to help me but i already solved my problum

The Rusty Reaper may have a broken texture, I checked the workshop but it doesnt look like there are fixes for it, heres a video that explains how to fix broken SFM textures, which look black, or cannot be painted: th-cam.com/video/2Qwt-cjrvu8/w-d-xo.html

@@sk_form ok, thanks. I fixed it.

Im sorry I dont get what you mean

Well the item changer simply didn’t appear

Can you explain your problem a bit more? Im having a hard time understanding

​@@sk_form Okay, so i add the kringle edition for soldier thro "Add tf2 cosmetics", and, as i think, the kringle's light just breaks, there are some parts of it glowing white, and when you drag the "default slider" to the end of right and then back it completely breaks the light of it, and it just becomes light grey

​​​@@sk_formAlso! If i add any light, just light to the map, the kringle now becomes pitch black

This is a copy paste from another comment: Real quick could you delete the cosmetic and reinsert it then try following the steps again? You should be dragging the pyro model into the cosmetic, and then select the cosmetic, and then zero it. You might have accidentally zeroed the Pyro instead.

couldn't even finish the sentence because of how beautiful it is

I have stated in the video that you have to manually update sfm to get ahold of the new tf2 assets, cosmetics, taunts. There are plenty of tutorials out there that explains how to do it. m.th-cam.com/video/zbfQ5_6kyuM/w-d-xo.html steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=234952643

Make sure you’re in the right timeline in sfm, if you’re in the clip editor, which is a blue looking timeline with some yellow lines, that timeline doesnt let you change properties similar to “zero”ing a model, make sure you’re in the green timeline, which is the motion editor, and from there make sure you’re dragging the player model into the cosmetic first, then from there select the cosmetic and zero it out,

I shall do that in a future video

@@sk_form good looks

Well its the same idea for animation really except the whole post processing part, I did 2 animations, exported image sequence of the animation overlays, that being the base outline and shadows, then put them in my editing software, which supports blend modes, the only issue is I cant make them look good and smooth, unless my editing software has plugins that help make them look good, they will look really rough.

This is a copy paste from another comment that had a similar issue: “Well, to put it simple there are 2 kinds of TF2 character models in sfm, theres the HWM models, used in the tf2 shorts like Meet the scout, etc. and there is the player models. TF2 cosmetics are made to work with player models, not HWM models, which causes the hats not covering stuff, etc. the best solution to this is to manually move the cosmetic around till it looks about right,” Just try moving the cosmetic around, moves the bones manually, adjust everything till it looks about right.