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 white window screen or window blind which is semi-transparent. It has numerous holes.

With the SBSAR file, users can set the deformation level and other technical parameters such as roughness.

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 traditional Japanese screen, door or divider. Of course, it can be used as a lantern. The paper window are its most prominent characteristic. The Shoji paper is translucent, so the mask is provided for users to pass light through if needed.

The SBSAR file allows users to set numbers of columns and rows of the frame, the width of the frame, deformation level, edge wear, the number and intensity of scratches and so on.

This texture has a very typical window patterns which can be found in a lot of old houses, so it is very suitable to be used as a vintage glass texture.

By applying the texture, the glass can immediately has 70s style.

It is semi-transparent texture.