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 muddy ground covered by web mud , pebbles and puddles.

The SBSAR file offers the feasibility of adjusting the water level, wetness, colour of puddles.

It is a brown wooden bookshelf fully filled with laws books of various size and orientations.

To create a large bookshelf, a tile of 2 or above is recommended.

With the sbsar file, colors of bookshelf, book title, labels etc. can be changed.

They are leaves of water lilies on a pond. Waves and ripples can be found on the water surface due to wind.

With the sbsar, the degree of leaf damage and intensity of waves can be set.

It is a ground near a pond, so water lily leaves can be found. They are together mixed with fresh grass, dry grass, clover and pebbles. The base is brown muddy soil.

With the sbsar file, the amount of the above items can be adjusted.

It is a cactus. The texture maps contain a combined version of the cactus body and its spines, and separated layers of the body and spines.

The combined version let you texture a cactus quickly while the separated version let you adjust the spines and make them more pop put.

With the sbsar file, you can adjust the damage level of the cactus, number of columns of spines etc.

They are brown rocks covered by fresh snow. Some snow has melted leaving damp mark on the snowy ground.

With the sbsar file, rock size, snow level and fresh and melted snow amount can be controlled.

It is a gold coin with a big dollar sign on the face. Coin edge texture is also provided in the zip or sbsar files.

The dirt level of the edge can be set via sbsar file.

It is a good texture for creating a CG coin.

This is a texture generator of sunny side up egg. With the sbsar file, tons of PBR texture variations of sunny side up eggs can be generated. The adjustment includes broken egg white, white white bubbles, burnt edges, holes and so on.

It is a red sandstone or mudstone texture. Sandstone is a sedimentary rock composed mainly of tiny silicate grains.

This rock can increase the varieties of stone species in the natural environment of CG scene.

It is a foam board or technically, polystyrene material. The pattern of monomer can be found on the surface of this synthetic aromatic hydrocarbon polymer.

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 brick wall texture which can be used for texturing medieval forts. Of course, it is suitable for modern architecture. There are smaller pebbles between large bricks.

It is a ice texture. It can also be treated as frozen substances in the nature. On the ice, there are a lot of cracks. Though it is an icy texture, it mixes with some snow.

It is a snowy ground which is melting. Frozen ice can be found in between snow. By close examination, icy cracks can be observed.

With the sbsar file, the balance between snow and ice can be adjusted.

It is a rock having a lot of moss and lichen on the surface. If you are going to create a natural environment, this material is fit for texturing large rocks, ground and cliff.

It is a floor covered with irregular stones and a thin layer of sand is covering the rocks. It is a good material for both modern street view or medieval scenes.

It is a fern texture. With the sbsar generator file, an unlimited variations of ferns can be produced. Practically, a few variations are enough to mimic the real world.

It is a texture that is good for texturing the bumpiness of trash bags. With the sbsar, the rubbish can be push downwards. The amount of rubbish and wrinkles can also be set. Furthermore, the tension between rubbish and the trash bag can be controlled.

This woods is covered by fallen maple leaves making the ground red and orange. This texture quickly gives autumn atmosphere to any environment.