Back with more newb questions...This ones on Materials in Houdini...

Ok, I'm having trouble getting my textures to appear on my models once I have exported them to Torque, within Houdini they appear to be fine, the textures appear on the model in the workspace, but when I follow the steps outlined within the Documentation and export to .dts then go into TGE and enter the World Editor Creator and add the model into the game, it appears grey and untextured...Here are the exact steps I took to add a simple box into TGE and it came up untextured:

Open Houdini and hit 'Create Box' (using the button on the shelf) placed it in the middle of the workspace. Name the SOP "Brick" (without quotes).

Double-click and enter Brick SOP and hit TAB, typed "D" and create a Divide Node from the menu and attack (parent) it to the cube, the cube is now triangulated.

Again hit TAB and type "U" and select UVTexture from the menu and attached it to the Divide Node NOTE: The only Parameter that I changed within this Node was Texture Type, I changed it to 'Face'.

Hit TAB and typed "M" and created a Material Node and attached it to the UVTexture Node.

../ Typed "S" and created Shopnet1 (or Shop Node) and double-clicked it, within this node I hit TAB and typed "D" and created a DTS_Material Node, within the Diffuse Texture Map I selected my file: "...MyDirectory/BrickFace.png"

Then I jump back to the Brick SOP and click on the Material Node and set the Material field to /obj/Shopnet1/DTS_Material1

Now, still within the Brick SOP I hit the Render/Display switch on the Material Node (ensuring that the engine will render this node as it is the last on the chain). At this point the model appears textured as desired within the workspace. Ok, now I jump out of the Brick SOP.

Hit TAB, type "R" and create ROP Network (like the Example files in the Documentation) and then I double-click/enter that node.

TAB again, "T" for Torque, create node... Export Root set at Obj...Set my Directory within the SDK/example/Gameone/shapes and name it Brick.dts all right and proper.

Initialize Detail from scene. Check to make sure that the geometry is correct (it is, Houdini knows what it's doing, it's just that I don't hehe...hmmm)

There is no animation so I don't add any sequences.

Hit Render...No errors, no warnings, checked dump and Material #0 shows up as "BrickFace"

Enter TGE World Editor Creator and navigate through the Static Shape directory to find my Brick, find it, click on it, it appears within the mission...grey...no texture... (no collision either but that was deliberate as this model needs no collision so I neglected to define a collision node within Houdini) I checked the forums and found someone else went through similar step and there model did texture correctly, so now I ask myself "Ok, what switch am I forgetting to flip?" If anyone knows the answer please let me know. Thanks in advance

-Jamie