Here is the Maya 3 sample scene. Some points to note:

1)	Previous versions of the maya scene included both color and dirt maps. We've now simplified that and included just the dirt maps to make them clearer. These dirt maps are calculated automatically by CySlice, and indicate the depth into crevices at each point on the surface. The idea is that more dirt collects in crevices (e.g. inside ears, between toes), and so these areas should be darker.
2)	To keep the ZIP file size down, the TIFF texture maps are half size and 8-bit. The displacement maps would normally be 16-bit.
3)	"Feature Displacement" is turned off. When turned on, our copy of the Maya 3 batch renderer crashes, with an illegal instruction, about 5% into the image. Its a pity, because the displacement textures would look much better with it on! In the ZIP file are a couple of MEL scripts that you can source to turn the feature displacement on and off.
4)	If Maya is having problems finding the texture maps, you can source _SGs.mel in the Maps-new directory to redefine all the shading groups. These shading group MEL scripts are automatically generated by CySlice, and are built from template files that the user can modify to their own requirements.

If anyone out there puts a skeleton into Killeroo and does some animation, we would be very interested to see it. By the way, Killeroo would hop, not walk or run.

Other samples are available here, and the latest demo movies for our new UVLayout tool are here.