fixed typo, clarified some things, added cross-ref

docs/options.rst

@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Useful Options
 
     Incomplete list of common render-modes for your convenience:
     
-    * normal,
+    * normal
     * lighting
     * night
 
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ Useful Options
 
         Format: a list of strings.
 
-        Default: ["normal"]
+        Default: only render the normal mode
 
     See the `Render Modes`_ section for more information.
 
@@ -144,6 +144,8 @@ Less Useful Options
     :option:`--textures-path`. Use this to see what terrain.png your current
     setup has selected.
 
+    See the :ref:`installing-textures` section for an example.
+
     **Not available in settings file**
 
 .. cmdoption:: --display-config
@@ -310,12 +312,15 @@ Less Useful Options
 
     .. note::
     
-        If you installed Overviewer from the Debian package, then there isn't a
-        source directory; you must use this option to specify non-default
-        textures.
+        If you installed Overviewer from the Debian package or chose to install
+        the overviewer from source (``python setup.py install``), then there
+        isn't a source directory; this option may be necessary to specify
+        non-default textures.
 
     If you're having trouble getting The Overviewer to recognize your textures,
     see the :option:`--check-terrain` option.
+    
+    Also see the :ref:`installing-textures` section of the documentation.
 
     **Settings file:**
         Option name: ``textures_path``

docs/running.rst

@@ -59,6 +59,8 @@ Incremental updates are just as easy, and a lot faster. If you go and change
 something inside your world, run the command again and Overviewer will
 automatically re-render only what's needed.
 
+.. _installing-textures:
+
 Installing the Textures
 =======================
 If you're running on a machine without the Minecraft client installed, you will
@@ -89,10 +91,10 @@ You have several options:
   installations, you will need to specify the path... see the next bullet.
 
 * You can put a terrain.png file anywhere you want and point to its location
-  with the ``--textures-path`` option. This should point to the directory containing
+  with the :option:`--textures-path` option. This should point to the directory containing
   the terrain.png, not to the file itself.
 
-Note: the ``--check-terrain`` option is useful for debugging terrain.png issues.
+Note: the :option:`--check-terrain` option is useful for debugging terrain.png issues.
 For example::
 
     $ ./overviewer.py --check-terrain