I had this great idea that instead of creating different clothing of different colors manually, it would be easier to change the color of a shirt, for example, at runtime by changing the RGB values of the slots there. Trust me, this is better for my purposes than creating separate art assets manually.

I can get a slot and I can change its color:
Slot hatSlot = skeleton.FindSlot("hat");
hatSlot.R = 217f/255f;
hatSlot.G = 89f / 255f;
hatSlot.B = 89f / 255f;

But I can't figure out how to get all the slots that are associated with a skin. For example, I have a skins for "Top" and they encompass slots: shirt, R_upper_arm, R_lower_arm, L_upper_arm, L_lower_arm, torso, and chest.

So if I wanted to make the "Top" skin a red color, it would automatically apply a certain RGB value to all those aforementioned slots. Make sense?

I'm using the XNA runtime.

Thanks. I did something like this and it works.

					foreach(Skin.SkinEntry s in foundSkin.Attachments)
					{
						skeleton.Slots.Items[s.SlotIndex].R = 0.25f;
					}