Desert & Badlands, Volume I v1.0

This collection includes 18 seamless weathered and worn stone, rock, ground and 
dirt textures for use in any 3D program. These textures are all seamless, infintely
tilable textures developed with multimedia, video, and print professionals in mind.
Each texture is developed out of Ransom Interactive's unique photo and art resource
library by our 3D and multimedia team, integrating imagery from all over the world. 
Textures are license and royalty free for registered users, but may not be distributed
as part of any other collection. Texture collection is available in native 
Strata Studio Pro format or as separate Color and Bump maps for use in any 3D 
application that supports texture maps. Textures are seamless tilable, and can also
be used for background in Desktop Publishing.

System Requirements:

These files are JPEG filesÐa lossy compression format that is virtually universal,
making these textures usable on every single platform on the planet.  In StudioPro
(if you downloaded the Strata Specific collection) you just drop them into your 
textures folder, in your libraries folder, in your application folder.  The General
Textures (separate color and bump files for manual importation) have been named using
the standard 8-character DOS convention, to ensure the greatest degree of compatibility
with the widest number of naming conventions. Each texture has a standard Photoshopª 
preview attached, so if your 3D or DTP program supports previewing in the open and save
dialogs, it's a great way to browse the files when you're looking for a particular 
texture. All Other 3D Applications - While the process is different for every program,
if you have already done a mapped texture at some point in time in your 3D program, 
then you know how to use these textures. Just import the bump map file into the bump 
map channel/option of your application (possibly referred to as surface deformation) 
and import the color map into the channel/option referred to as color map or 
"diffuse color".
