Well, it's done. The texturing is as follows: Rock 1 - Image-based texture Rock 2 - Image-based texture Rock 3 - DTE texture Rock 4 - DTE texture Rock 5 - DTE texture Rock 6 - Image-based texture Rock 7 - DTE texture Rock 8 - DTE texture Rock 9 - DTE & Image-based texture Box walls - Image based texture Box bottom - DTE texture Floor - DTE texture Logo letters - Image based textures So, in total, there are 8 textures I made in the DTE, and I used all 5 of Zhann's images. Whew! I have to say, this challenge was a lot of fun--the DTE doesn't seem nearly as frightening now as it did a few weeks ago. Comments & feedback are, of course, welcome.

I really really like #5 and #9, those are some snazzy textures.

My what a cool rock collection you have, and what a brilliant idea for a topic and background to display the results of your DTE explorations!

Beautiful layout and spectacular rocks to show off. This is a really good collection of textures mloates, well done. Catlin

this is great! hey when you upload this on the net be sure to IM me k? this will look pretty cool in my collection! love the way you did with thisz! two thumbs!

Cool rock collection!

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I'm impressed with #4..it's so cool. It's like super transparent quartz.

I like the bottom of the box, nice bump. Where's 6?

Thanks for the feedback. Antevark: where is 6 what? Rock # 6? It's the one furthest to the right--it's a combination of the image textures that Zhann provided. As for the bottom of the box, it's a terrain based on another one of the image textures that Zhann provided, with only a slight amount of bump to the actual mat. As a clarification, the numbers on the image are numbering the rocks, not the specific textures. I just thought it might be easier for people to comment or offer suggestions on a particular mat if I labelled the rocks (so you could say "rock 8" instead of "the dark green pointy rock").

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That's it for the rocks..now we just need some rolls! Great stuff, mloates

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What a great idea. A simple image but it really works. Good work on those textures, too.

Great textures and a great scene. Looks like you found one of those rare "darth vader" gem stones (# 7). You lucky dog!

So have you figured out each rock's Moh's Scale? Lin