Tiled gray floor consisting of a pattern of combined diamonds and crosses.

It is the cross-section of a tree trunk or the tree grain patterns found on tree stumps.

If you are creating a large tree log, this texture may help you fill the ends of your timber.

This concrete wall has a sandy colour and is full of embossed flowers and crosses.

This texture is stunning for outdoor structure.

This rough tile is made of concrete. It is a bit rough and has a vintage pattern. It is suitable for garden and backyard flooring.

This antique tile is brilliant for flooring kitchen. It is a bit reddish. The retro style can give your kitchen a sense of fashion.

It is a slice of an orange. This cross section clearly shows the juice sacs and oil glands.

This material can be used together with Orange Skin / Peel Texture
(Food 0022) to produce a perfect slice of orange.

The skin colour, albedo(peel), juice sacs, speck colour, colour variation, amount of oil glands, columella height etc. can totally be tweaked by the Substance SBSAR file.

This lemon slice is a cross section of a lemon.

This material can be used together with Lemon Skin Texture
(Food 0021) to produce a perfect slice of lemon.

The color of the peel, albedo(skin), juice sac, speck color, color variation, amount of oil glands, columella height etc. can all be changed by the Substance SBSAR file.

It is a old Asian floor tiles which is can be used to flooring restaurant, sitting rooms, kitchens etc.

The SBSAR file grants users the rights to change the colors of grout and dirt, adjust the edge wear level, tile position random, tile rotation random.

It is a tiled floor with cross-like patterns. There are edge wear, dirt, cracks, dents etc.

The SBSAR permits users to change the amount of tiles, adjust the grout width , edge wear level, tilts, surface, cracks, dents etc.

Have you ever noticed what the metallic texture of a train is ? This texture can be found on doors of underground trains. When your face is pushed to a train door during rush hours, you will discover the surface of train doors are covered with well aligned tiny crosses.

It is a rusty metal plate with typical cross patterns cover the whole surface. The bumpy cross pattern is used to increase the fiction and grip of metal especially when it is being used for flooring.

Dirt can also be found on the texture.