About this asset

This seamless PBR material set of Japanese sycamore bark features a dry, peeling surface with mottled grey and tan tones. This high-fidelity material captures the distinct aesthetic of Japanese sycamore bark, characterised by its mottled, flaky appearance. The surface displays a complex interplay of pale grey and earthy tan patches, with subtle raised knots and weathered textures that suggest natural decay. The visual depth is enhanced by the varied, peeling layers that create a sense of organic irregularity. This set is engineered to cover a 1.10 by 2.20 metre area, ensuring a realistic representation of bark morphology that avoids repetitive tiling artefacts when applied to large-scale 3D geometry in architectural visualisations.

The download is a 107 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness, ambient occlusion and displacement maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.

Professionals can utilise this PBR set by loading the included albedo, displacement, normal, and roughness maps into the material editor of their preferred 3D software. The set includes both DirectX and OpenGL normal maps to ensure compatibility across render engines. Pre-configured.blend and.gltf files are provided for immediate integration into scenes. Best practice involves setting the displacement map to a appropriate height scale to capture the fine surface detail of the bark knots and peeling layers during final rendering.

This material is ideal for hyper-realistic landscape design, exterior architectural rendering, and forest environment creation. It pairs effectively with other organic assets such as mossy stones, forest floor foliage, or weathered timber elements. Architects and visualisers will find it particularly useful for adding authentic detail to tree trunks in park or garden projects. Search for this asset when needing high-quality, nature-inspired textures that require a natural, non-uniform finish for site-specific urban or residential exterior visualisations.