Using DAZ|Studio (it's free), you can convert the following into objects that can then be used in TG2.
http://www.runtimedna.com/mod/bcs/index.php?TopID=2034
			
			
			
				Thanks for the tip!
There are some nice models for sale and cheap as well :)
Especially the moss clumps for close up fake stones :)
I'm wondering if you can put those clumps (using a tgo reader) on top of a fake stones shader and also be able to control the slopes etc. using a distribution shader.
Let's try that when I'm back home :)
			
			
			
				I'm not sure.  I haven't done as much with these as with others.  But, I know these are objects and not just 2D placards.  I'm pretty sure all of these on this page (of those I have and remember) have distinct textures, so it seems possible.
			
			
			
				 ;D  Excellent tip Calico!
Just wish I had the funs to purchase them. 
As for DAZ, will that convert any object into a format available for import into TG2?
			
			
			
				you can export anything as a .obj file from DAZ but bear in mind the 16 shader limit on the import.  
(I know because I tried it :) )
			
			
			
				Frank is correct.  D|S seems to be very good at exporting objects from various formats.  As far as the 16 texture limit, I hope that is corrected with the next update to TG2.  Still, it's something to keep in mind.  I lucked out and found a mech that had exactly 16 textures in the MTL.
			
			
			
				Oh man, this is a real bummer:
I registred on rDNA and placed the moss clumps in my bucket, went for checkout..creditcard expired last month haha...what a bummer  ;D
Martin
			
			
			
				Martin: Make a population of rocks and give these a grass-texture - this is gorgeous!  8) 8) 8)
Volker Harun
			
			
			
				Voulge,
Is this using the DAZ stuff, or just rocks with a grass texture on it?
			
			
			
				Just rocks with grass-texture.
See the attached tgd-file (with its original version-cue-name  ;D ;D ;D )
			
			
			
				Cool.
			
			
			
				Yeah that looks really great  ;D
I was just interested in the moss clumps because of close up shots.
Thanks for sharing your file, it looks convincable :)
Martin
			
			
			
				Wow! Those rocks with the grass texture are amazing!