Free Seamless PBR Wood - Dark 001 Texture

cgtrader

A High-Quality PBR-Wood Seamless Tiling Textureset. This texturing package includes five separate maps named after their content: Base Color - a true-color image, recorded at 16-bit depth in RGBA (.tif file format). Normal Map - an OpenGL-compatible normal map recorded at 16-bit depth and in RGBA color space (.tif file format). Height Map - a monochromatic grayscale texture that holds height information at 16-bit depth (.tif file format). Roughness Map - another grayscale texture that represents surface roughness at 16-bit depth. Note: This texturing package does not include any metallic textures, making a metallic map redundant and hence it is excluded. Each of these maps is provided in three different resolution options: 1024 x 1024 px (Low Resolution, referred to as '1K'), ideal for distant or general rendering. 2048 x 2048 px (Medium Resolution, called '2K'), designed for moderately close up or focused visuals. 4096 x 4096 px (High-Resolution, marked '4K') created to achieve extremely high definition displays and visuals that bring an intense sense of immersion. This entire set of maps is engineered using the Substance Designer and specifically optimized according to the metallic/roughness texture pipeline workflow. Every texture within this package is then further enhanced by a series of complex operations done inside Blender 2.80 software platform, where they are rendered with a level of sampling that can be compared with 1024 pixel samples on the final render quality metric scale. Note: For users who need reference material for creating an initial setup of these texturing elements on your project in blender; I recommend opening any .tiff or 16-bit tga files to preview all three images simultaneously which represent - height, normal, metallic & roughness as the three layers displayed when one of them are selected while also ensuring each time every individual one should also open separately before making use with them into your blender software by double clicking that one single file within this package after loading it inside.