They are ash wood planks which are commonly used for flooring sitting rooms.

The Substance Designer file lets you change the tile amount and ratio, adjust the grout width and color, manage the number of tree knots etc.

It is the surface texture of a typical gun handle grip having diamond shaped bumps to increase fiction.

The color of the gun can be changed through the Adobe Substance SBSAR file.

This highly worn reddish-brown leather material has a lot of scratches. There is scale-like texture on its surface.

The color and the color variations can be adjusted by the SBSAR file.

It is a playground floor covered by rubber mulch which is a mixture of red and black.

The SBSAR file gives you the flexibility to change the both colors and their ratio.

It is a kind of rubber flooring which can absorb impact, so it is used as a playground surface.

You can change the color of the material by using the Substance SBSAR file.

They are playground mats providing a protective flooring for children. Green and red are common colors used. This mulch are durable as outdoor tiles.

The SBSAR file lets you change the colors of the checkers and define the offset random.

These protective tiles can easily be found in playgrounds. They are used as safety surfacing. Black and red checker pattern is one of the popular combinations.

The Substance 3D designer file gives you the freedom to change the colors of the tiles and set the offset random of the tiles.

It is a rubber texture which is suitable as a non-slip material for handles of bikes, bicycles, scooters etc.

The color, edge wear level, bevel, deformation level and amount of dust can all be managed by the Substance 3D SBSAR file.

It is a scuffed plastic having a lot of rough marks on its surface. It is an excellent material for 3D models of old toys or retro plastic items.

The color of plastic and scuffed marks can be changed. The length, width and amount of the scratched marks can further be tuned by the Substance 3D Designer SBSAR file.

It is Styrofoam or polystyrene which is largely used as food containers for vegetables and fishes.

Dirt can easily be trapped into the tiny gaps between polystyrene particles, especially the containers are pulled on wet floors in markets.

The SBSAR file allows you to change the colors of the Styrofoam and dirt. The dirt level can also be tweaked.

This material is a polystyrene which is as known as Styrofoam in the US. It is an excellent insulation, so it is commonly used as a takeaway food containers.

If you want to fine tune the color, e.g. making it more yellowish or greyish, the SBSAR file may help.

This egg crate shaped foam is acoustic panels which is commonly installed in studio rooms.

The SBSAR gives you the freedom to set the orientation of panels, the amount of hemispheres, colors of the tiles etc.

These purple acoustic panels are soundproof foam having a shape of eggcrates.

The color can be changed. It can also be a mixture of 2 colors in a checker pattern as long as the Substance 3D Designer SBSAR is used.

These are acoustic foam used for soundproofing in studios. This kind of tiles has a lot of forms such as wedges, pyramids. A pyramid is one of the effective shape to absorb sound.

These black tiles can be turned into different colors or even a checker pattern by the Substance 3D Designer SBSAR file. The randomness of the position offset can also be set.

They are acoustic panels arranged in a checker pattern with 2 colors, black and red. Wedges can be found on each foam.

In order to set the number of wedges per tiles, users can use the Substance 3D Designer SBSAR file. Besides, the colors of the checker pattern can be adjusted.

It is a soundproof material used by studio. These acoustic panels are soft and foam-like. Each tile has a few wedges to effectively absorb sound waves.

The tile color and the number of wedges per tile can be changed by the Substance Designer SBSAR file.

It is a polished plastic, so brush marks appear on the surface. There are also tremendous tiny scratches on the surface.

It is an excellent texture for plastic 3D models such as old toys.

The color of the plastic and scratches can be changed by the Adobe Substance Designer archive file. More importantly, the length, width and amount of scratches can be adjusted.

These are rough terracotta tiles which are suitable for outdoor flooring. They are orange with mosaic patches on the surface.

The SBSAR Substance Designer file gives you a chance to manipulate the corner radius turning a square into rounded square.

Of course, the amount and ratio of the tiles can be changed. Besides, tilt level, bevel level, grout color, grout width, edge wear level, specks and scratches can also be adjusted.

These retro style tiles can commonly found in old Asian restaurants. Due to ageing, those tiles usually have a lot of wear and dirt.

The colors of the tiles, patterns and grout, edge wear level, dent intensity, degree of surface damage can be set by the substance player SBSAR file.

Those square yellow tiles are of Terracotta having a rather smooth surface, but with a tiny bumps.

The SBSAR allows you to control the amount, offset and color of tiles, grout width, damage level etc.