PBR Textures

In this section CG artists and 3D designers can download many high quality, seamless PBR textures and materials. The Physically-Based Rendering materials (texture maps) standard has become firmly embedded in the texturing workflow of game developers and architectural renderers alike. All modern game engines (Unity, Unreal Engine 4, Cry Engine) and 3D graphics packages with Corona, V-Ray, Octane, Redshift and other rendering systems provide full support for physically correct PBR materials. Also this format is widely used in applications for texturing (painting) 3D-models - Substance Designer and Substance Painter. Even if you do not use PBR texture sets in your projects and do not even work in 3D applications such as 3Ds Max, Blender, Maya, Cinema 4D, 3D-Coat, and deal exclusively with 2D-graphics, you can always use diffuse map from the set for your projects - there is a huge selection of excellent seamless high resolution textures.

The site 3D-GARAGE. NET has the following texture sections: wood (boards, plywood), brick (masonry), concrete and cement, stone, marble and granite, tile and mosaic, metals, plaster, walls and wallpaper, floor surfaces (parquet, laminate), fabric (textiles) and leather, soil (soil) and landscape, road and sidewalks (paving), roof (roofing, tiles), natural (plants, water, ice), organics, panoramics and HDRI. In the miscellaneous textures category, you can pick up images not included in any sub-category: for example, paper, cardboard, plastic, abstract, and others.

PBR standard shaders (materials) for quite a long time and successfully used in many systems of rendering 3D-graphics and game projects. What is it? Without going into details, this format uses physically accurate data from the real world to simulate the reflection and refraction of light rays on different surfaces. This allows you to create high-quality renderings with photo-realistic graphics. As a rule, PBR shaders use a certain set of texture maps such as diffuse (albedo), normal, metallic, roughness, ambient occlusion, and some others. By downloading such an archive you usually get a full set of seamless (tiled) textures in one or several resolutions (1024x1024, 2048x2048, 4096x4096 px) and in popular graphic formats: JPG, PNG, TGA, TIF and others. The image of the material shows its final appearance when rendered.