### 7.20.2 woods.inc

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