They are tiles having rough surface which is commonly used in toilet to create a anti-slip floor. Each tile has a pattern similar to marble.

Using the SBSAR file, users can change the amount and aspect ratio of tiles, color and width of grout, edge wear, amount of dents etc.

It is a office building of a factory. Curtains, carton boxes and wooden shelves can be found in some units.

Using the SBSAR file, users can set the colors of items and adjust the amount of each inventory.

It is the facade of an office building having a lot of reflective windows. Window screens or window blinds, fluorescent tubes and documents can be seen through those bluish windows.

The SBSAR file allows users to change the numbers of columns, floors, window screens, lamps and documents. It also allows users to control the pillar width, colors etc.

It is a pedestrian pavement with orange and white checker pattern. Dark and yellowish dirt can be found. Due to prolonged usage, a lot of dents and wear appear.

The SBSAR file allows users to change the tile colors, control the dents and dirt.

It is a typical cobblestones which can be found in streets of European countries. There are puddles in gaps.

The SBSAR gives the flexibility for users to amend the number of tiles, level of edge wear, gap width, position random, level of surface wear, water level, color etc.

It is a light blue rug having vertical grey patches and yellowish dots as decoration.

The SBSAR file allows users to change the colour of the carpet and patterns. The colour of loose threads can also be changed. Level of deformation can also be set.

It is a fabric with yellow triangle patterns. This material is good for sofas and chairs.

The base colour, thread colour and deformation level can be adjusted by the SBSAR file.

It is a fan-shape pavement covered by greyish cobblestones which are masked by a thin layer of brownish sand. Edge wear can also be found on these little rocks.

The SBSAR grants users the flexibility to change the numbers of cobblestones and rings, edge wear level, sand level etc. Users can also add puddles to the material though the default texture does not have any sign of puddles.

It is an asphalt or bitumen road with yellow lines as road markings. The markings have a bit wear. Cracks can also be found on this highway.

The SBSAR file let users to change the types of road markings (solid, dashed or mixed), number of yellow lines, frequency of dashes, asphalt brightness, amount and size of cracks, color and size of line etc.

It is a ground covered with broken tiles. Puddles can be found on this material. By close examination, concrete lines can be seen.

The SBSAR file allows users to adjust the tile amount, tilt level, grout depth, number of broken tiles, quantity of cracks, water level of puddles etc.

It is a type of Japanese paper called Shoji which is translucent and is used as windows of doors and dividers. Japanese also uses them to make lanterns.

The color and number of fibres can be changed by the SBSAR file.

It is a cobblestone ground which is covered by a lot of rounded stones. Fallen leaves having different colors are scattered over the whole pavement. Besides, cracks and dirt also exist on the rocks.

The SBSAR file gives users the flexibility to change the cobblestone amount, grout width, amount of leaves, amount of cracks and dirt level.

It is a polished metal texture with numerous barely seen horizontal lines. Scratches and dents can be found on surface.

The SBSAR allows users to adjust the amount of scratches and dents. The metal type can also be chosen.

It is a quill pen and also a white bird feather.

The SBSAR allows the colours of the feather to be changed. The curvature can also be adjusted.

It is important to apply subsurface scattering in the shader. Otherwise, the feather will look like a hard material rather than soft and fluffy texture.

It is an old worn concrete wall which has a lot of large holes exposing inner reinforcement bars (rebars). The outer paint is also peeling off. Numerous cracks also appear on the concrete.

Using the SBSAR file, the wall colour, number of concrete plates and rebars, depth of holes etc. can be set.

The base is an asphalt road which is covered with bitumen of various colours.

Due to weathering, cracks can be found on the surface. The SBSAR file allows the amount and depth of the cracks to be adjusted.

It is the base concrete texture. It is primitive and raw having large and small pores on the surface.

It is suitable for building plain walls, especially those in industrial style. The SBSAR file allows the hole sizes and depths to be adjusted.

It is a wall made of concrete plates, but it is highly eroded making a very bumpy surface.

With the sbsar file, the grout intensity and damage level can be adjusted.

It is a simply rock texture, but can be applied to a large varieties of natural environment. It is simple, but useful.

It can be used to texture a single stone or as a rocky ground of cliff.

It is a spider web. Some people may call it cobweb. Technically they are different, but most people use these 2 terms interchangeably.

With the sbsar file, you can control the damage level and number of silk lines. Besides, the deformation can also be controlled.