A skin creator has designed a truly unique CS:GO weapon skin called ‘P90 Screenchanger v2’ which is one of a kind, as its distinct style enables it to change both colour and texture in-game. The P90 weapon skin made by ‘u/Oliverrouz’ is created using an interesting ‘animated texture’ design, which enables the text on the weapon to switch between two different words while playing - Hold and Rush. The skin also features a smooth fluorescent colour combination in addition to a holographic texture, giving it a colour changing effect under different lighting conditions and a glow effect when firing from it.
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This might be the first CS:GO weapon skin that uses an ‘animated texture’ design, giving it an animation effect that changes the text on its body between ‘Rush’ and ‘Hold’. According to the creator of this skin Oliver Rouz who goes by the name of ‘Madara’s Workshop’ on Steam,
“The skin works like a hologram when you change the angle of the weapon and move with it, you can see the text on the weapon change between Rush or Hold, and in some instances both of them at the same time.”
This is pretty evident from the short video shared by Rouz himself who apart from being a CS:GO weapon designer is also an experienced music composer and a tattoo artist. This interesting P90 weapon skin also features a smooth fluorescent coloring and a holographic texture that give it amazing features like,
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The creator further says that the weapon is the “first animated weapon skin texture” in CS:GO and that he was inspired to make it from “Cyberpunk universe and Synthwave”. He further reveals that it took him a few months time to make the necessary “animation technology” that has been used in the skin.
The CS:GO community seems to love the CS:GO weapon skin and has showered the creator with massive praise for coming up with such a unique design. The heaps of awards on the Steam Workshop are also a positive sign, but it remains to be seen if Valve decides to officially add it to the game or not.