How to Load Custom Paintbrushes into Photoshop:

Step 1: In Photoshop, open up your paintbrushes. Click on the small gearhead icon, then scroll 
         scroll down to where it says 'Load Brushes'. Click on that.
Step 2: It should open up another window, but appear to be empty. On a seperate window, just drag
         and drop each custom paintbrush file (.abr files) into the window.
Step 3: On that window, click on one of the custom brushes you would like to use, then click 'Load'.
        Now the custom paintbrushes are available to use. They may appear towards the bottom of the
        botttom of the brushes or the middle, you will have to dig around.


Rutt Brush - perfect for RGB's and Chrl maps, it makes it look like there are multiple tiny tire tracks
             going onto the terrain. There is also another cool brush in this kit, which makes the outline
             very rough and a bit more natural for tracks like nationals or practice tracks.
Tank Pattern - Looks very similar to that of a Tractor tire, This is what Gary867 used for Pine Acres to
             paint the tractor tire marks on the RGB.
Tire Tracks - A bit different, but it looks like the tractor tires, or car tires, and even mx bike tires 
             if used properly.