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Hey Incarnadine objects in photopaint are what photoshop owners call layers. If you use these and the bitmap fill tool you can go out with your digital camera and take pics of algae, rust, scale, mold, barnacles and stuff like that and layer these in with your textures for a more lived in/on, scuffed up, broken in/down look to the junk. You could also use the clone tool to paint from a pic unto a separate object on the tex. You can also paint your own bump maps to apply dings and scratches instead of using the default method of bump maps in Bryce. If you don't know where the object button is look at my replies to the photopaint users thread over in the texturing forum. I love the showroom fresh look, but it does not appeal to alot of folks. If you need more info on using uv mapper go to the total uv forum at www.runtimedna.com. I will post as a link with this.