I got this from Tobi Lijsen, German speaking Blender tutor who has some great stuff on his site: So you can have a look at my collection at and can download free 3D textures or free PBR textures for free to use in your commercial projects.Īlso you can sell your 3d assets and textures their to increase library to further extent giving unmatched service to brilliant 3d artists over the world.ĭo not hesitate to leave a comment or suggestion in case of any issue.I know a very good technique for seamless texturing (for gimp and/or photoshop) I have developed some unique textures by a process called Hybrid texturing in which two similar textures are combined to get a unique design texture.
While UVW mapping helps with textures of ay resolution. I have made and still updating collection of these textures which include wood, wood floor, tile texture, stone texture ,floor tile textures, metal textures, leather and fabric textures and others, that are seamless,and I have uploaded all of them on my site, they are in resolution of 1K, 2K, 4K and some are 8K also. You can easily get away with materials by using these PBR textures.
So faster way around is to use prebuilt PBR textures that include texture maps of these defined parameters. To set value of each of this parameter to match the actual physical properties of real life material can be very challenging,like in Blender there is a physical material Principled BSDF that have values, especially when the project is time bound or when there is large workload. Today, renderings done with Physical based materials gives perfect outputs as they imitate actual look of material that give perfect surface information like gloss, specularity, roughness, ambient occlusion, normal, bump etc. In the journey to become a perfect 3D artist and to perform well in various visualization tasks like architectural visualization,product visualization,game environments and assets building, we should have a perfect knowledge of 3d modeling, rendering, lighting and materials.
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