Those 3 were from my own files, but a few minutes later I found thouands more by googling
grey metal texture

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Terry, East Grinstead, UK

terrypin, 13 years ago

Thanks for the tip. I did not realize it was that simple to add a texture to the BT library. I thought there was some special coding involved to let them work in BT. Now I know that any jpeg file will work. I did the Google search as you suggested and found one that works great.

Bob W., 13 years ago

Pleased to help.

I think it highlights one problem with this otherwise excellent product that I've raised before: a lack of BASIC documentation written for true beginners like me, in step-by-step or tutorial style. The Help is comprehensive, but that's largely a 'reference', not a novice guide.

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Terry, East Grinstead, UK

terrypin, 13 years ago

Agreed. I have spent literally "days" doing trial & error work trying to figure out how a lot of the program features work, and I still do not understand a lot of the program capabilities. A good step-by-step manual, with comprehensive examples and explanations, and perhaps some tutorials, would save me a lot of time. I would not hesitate paying $50 for a good user manual.

Bob W., 13 years ago

"Agreed. I have spent literally "days" doing trial & error work trying to figure out how a lot of the program features work, and I still do not understand a lot of the program capabilities. A good step-by-step manual, with comprehensive examples and explanations, and perhaps some tutorials, would save me a lot of time. I would not hesitate paying $50 for a good user manual"

I second that, and would also pay extra for additional training if it became available.

Maybe it's a chance for some enterprising user to create a training system and sell it.

IBMedia, 13 years ago

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