
This 2K PBR decal set features six unique ivy leaf textures, providing high-fidelity botanical detailing for architectural visualisation. This asset consists of a collection of six distinct ivy leaf textures captured through high-resolution photogrammetry. Each leaf exhibits natural variations in shape, colour, and surface condition, including realistic insect damage, textural weathering, and intricate vein structures. The set includes a comprehensive map pack comprising albedo, displacement, normal, roughness, and opacity channels. These maps are designed to be used in conjunction to create highly realistic vegetation elements. The surface detail is sharp, capturing the subtle organic irregularities of live ivy foliage, making them suitable for close-up architectural renders where botanical accuracy is required.
The download is an 11 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness, displacement and opacity maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.
To integrate these decals, apply the albedo and normal maps to a plane or custom geometry within your rendering software. Use the provided opacity map to define the leaf boundaries, ensuring clean transparency against underlying surfaces. The displacement map can be utilised in your material graph to add depth to the leaf geometry, while the roughness map controls light reflection for a natural, slightly waxy finish. Adjust the tiling and scale to match the 250mm by 250mm real-world dimensions for optimal placement.
Ivy Leaf Set 017 PBR Decals
Free
These ivy leaf decals are essential for adding organic realism to exterior architectural visualisations, such as building facades, garden walls, or courtyard scenes. They pair effectively with stone or brick masonry textures to simulate overgrown, aged, or naturalistic environments. Professionals will find these assets useful for enhancing the detail in landscape architecture projects, hospitality exterior design, or residential site plans. Use them to break up repetitive textures or to add life to static 3D models of urban infrastructure and park environments.
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