Greetings,
Thanks for the comments everyone. Sorry for the long respond time, I'm on holiday.
To Prolix: Aye, that's true. I'll try fixing it once I return home. (The I characters were capitalized at first but I changed their look. This was because on small resolutions they looked very similar to T characters.)
To Nalain Tarek: Hmm. Does the GP skin appear like below in the setup program when you select it?
1. If it does: The skin is installed properly and the zip is working, but somehow the skin fails to load when in-game. You could try re-downloading the zip, just to be sure there are no broken files. If it still doesn't work, try checking PS client log files if they reveal which file fails to load.
2. If it does not: The skin is not installed properly, or the zip is not working. Be sure you've copied (don't unzip) the zip to correct directory. If you have many versions of PS installed, check that it's the version which you use to play. You can also try renaming GP_skin.zip -> elves.zip (backup the original) and then select elves skin from setup program. If it still doesn't appear as above picture, there's clearly something wrong with the zip. Maybe there is compatibility problems between windows and mac zip files? You could try unzipping the package into a temporary directory then packing it again with a mac based zip software. Also try viewing some of the .png, just to check that they are compatible with mac. Then copy the zipped archive into PS/art/skins. If it still doesn't work, try checking the PS client logs if they reveal what the problem is.
If anyone else with mac could post their experiences, it would be appreciated.
That's all I can think of, I hope some of it helps.
- Cherppow