Reference:Woods.inc

The file woods.inc contains predefined wood textures and pigments.

The pigments are prefixed with P_, and do not have color_maps, allowing you to specify a color map from woodmaps.inc or create your own. There are two groups, "A" and "B": the A series is designed to work better on the bottom texture layer, and the B series is designed for the upper layers, with semitransparent color maps. The pigments with the same number were designed to work well together, but you do not necessarily have to use them that way.

The textures are prefixed with T_, and are ready to use. They are designed with the major axis of the woodgrain cylinder aligned along the Z axis. With the exception of the few of the textures which have a small amount of rotation built-in, the textures will exhibit a very straight grain pattern unless you apply a small amount of x-axis rotation to them (generally 2 to 4 degrees seems to work well).

Pigments:

P_WoodGrain1A, ..., P_WoodGrainA

P_WoodGrain1B, ..., P_WoodGrainB

Textures:

T_Wood1

Natural oak (light)

T_Wood2

Dark brown

T_Wood3

Bleached oak (white)

T_Wood4

Mahogany (purplish-red)

T_Wood5

Dark yellow with reddish overgrain

T_Wood6

Cocabola (red)

T_Wood7

Yellow pine (ragged grain)

T_Wood8

Dark brown. Walnut?

T_Wood9

Yellowish-brown burl (heavily turbulated)

T_Wood10

Soft pine (light yellow, smooth grain)

T_Wood11

Spruce (yellowish, very straight, fine grain)

T_Wood12

Another very dark brown. Walnut-stained pine, perhaps?

T_Wood13

Very straight grained, whitish

T_Wood14

Red, rough grain

T_Wood15

Medium brown

T_Wood16

Medium brown

T_Wood17

Medium brown

T_Wood18

Orange

T_Wood19, ..., T_Wood30

Golden Oak.

T_Wood31

A light tan wood - heavily grained (variable coloration)

T_Wood32

A rich dark reddish wood, like rosewood, with smooth-flowing grain

T_Wood33

Similar to T_WoodB, but brighter

T_Wood34

Reddish-orange, large, smooth grain.

T_Wood35

Orangish, with a grain more like a veneer than a plank