Finger Jointed Timber Floor Substance Material

This procedural finger-jointed timber floor Substance material offers high-fidelity wood grain for architectural visualisation. This procedural material reproduces the aesthetic of finger-jointed timber flooring, featuring short, interlocking wood strips arranged in a staggered pattern. The texture displays natural wood grain variations, subtle knots, and a refined semi-gloss finish that catches light realistically. Designed as a parametric Substance file, it allows for seamless tiling across large floor plates without visible pattern repetition. The colour palette ranges from light natural tones to deeper, richer browns, providing flexibility for various interior schemes. Its precise surface detailing ensures that the material responds accurately to different lighting conditions in any 3D environment.

The download is a 2.8 MB file containing a Substance (.sbsar) material that opens in Substance 3D Player, Sampler and Painter and in renderers with Substance support.

Utilise this.sbsar file within Substance 3D or compatible host software to dynamically adjust parameters such as grain intensity, glossiness, and colour saturation. As a procedural asset, it generates maps on the fly, ensuring optimal performance and resolution. Architects can easily drag and drop the material onto floor geometry, using UV mapping to control the direction of the planks. It integrates seamlessly into standard PBR workflows, providing consistent base colour, roughness, and normal map data for high-quality rendering.