
This collection of sixteen transparent PBR cardboard decals provides realistic torn paper debris for layering onto 3D surfaces. This set contains sixteen distinct cardboard scraps featuring varying degrees of wear, including torn edges, visible corrugated fluting, and remnants of adhesive tape. Each element is captured from real-world samples, showcasing the characteristic fibrous texture of compressed paper pulp. The collection includes a range of shapes, from small fragments to larger, more structured pieces, all maintaining a consistent brown palette. These assets are designed to add authentic surface detail, simulating discarded packaging or construction site debris, and the high-fidelity PBR maps ensure accurate light interaction across the irregular, frayed edges of the cardboard.
The download is a 10.9 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness, ambient occlusion, displacement and opacity maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.
Professionals can integrate these decals by applying them as transparent layers over existing floor or surface materials. Since each asset includes an opacity map, users can easily stack them within a scene without requiring complex geometry. The 2K resolution is suitable for mid-range shots, and the provided displacement maps allow for subtle depth adjustments in render engines. Simply map these to a plane or mesh proxy to populate warehouse or workshop environments with realistic, non-repeating surface litter.
Cardboard Scraps Texture Decal Set
Free
These decals are ideal for populating industrial, warehouse, or post-construction residential scenes where authentic grit is required. They pair well with concrete, timber, or metal flooring materials to break up repetitive textures and add visual interest to corners, loading docks, or storage areas. Architects and visualisers often use these assets to enhance the realism of site-in-progress renders or interior design concepts focused on raw, utilitarian aesthetics, ensuring the space feels lived-in and appropriately detailed for high-end project presentations.
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