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> >>Does everyone know something I don't? I keep seeing references to the
> >>Crusty surface - I even thought I remembered seeing it in LW 3.5 -
> >>but the closestthings I see to it in LW 4.0 are Cracked and Crumpled.
> >
> >   I think they're referring to the Crust procedural texture under the
> >Surfaces panel in LW.
>
> That file does not appear in my Surfaces directory even when I pick show all
> files. I do however have Crusty24.RGB in my Images\Seamless\ directory.

You are looking under Load Surface. You need to go into the Textures
panel (T) and look for the Crust Texture type.

JG
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