About those CD's (and textures in general)

[traBBit]

1) Does those cd's have an installer, or are they just some cd's fulled with images which I'll have to ctrl+c ctrl+v to the folder I want them?

2) How do I add my own textures to the texture-libary-thing (or whatever it is called) in 3DSMAX6, or do I have to add them one by one to the material-section?

[Chris-3DT]

1) The CD's have a html-based browser for the textures, you can save the textures from there or og through the CD by hand and ctrl-c/ctrl-v them as you please.

2) Total Textures come with fitting materials that you can import into the material editor.

[Eyeball88]

I didn't want to post this in the Total Textures CD 10 thread, because it isn't a review, it's a question:

How many different plants are included on the CD? I find it incredibly hard to get good images of plants, especially now that my scanner isn't functional. Are there a lot of varieties of grasses, and leaves, or is it just a few, but high-res?

[Tom-3DT]

The trees collection is the best seller of all the series. Its on a DVD and it packed with about 3 gig of content :-

150 Colour texture maps.
150 Bump or Alpha maps.

136 TIFF Files with in-built alpha maps.split up into the following categories:

9 Spring Trees
17 Summer Trees
14 Autumn Trees
24 Winter Trees
8 Evergreen/Tropical Trees
13 Bark Maps (fully Tiled)
11 Bushes
14 Grasses
14 Leaves
20 Shrubs
3 Tree Stumps

much more info is available here http://www.3dtotal.com/services/cds_new/v10.asp