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Updating the textures is super simple. Just edit or replace the files in the sourceImages folder and reload the textures in Maya.
If you are trying to create new materials: Open up the UV texture editor, go to the desired UV set and select the all of those faces. Then apply your material to those faces. Repeat this step for the uvSet.
After you do that you need to open up the UV linker and link the textures to their respective UV sets.
Nick Dupree
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