Grey Stone Paving Substance Material

This procedural Grey Stone Paving Substance material for Substance 3D provides a highly detailed, tileable ashlar stone surface. This procedural material presents a natural stone paving finish featuring a varied ashlar configuration. The stones exhibit subtle, organic tonal shifts between light grey and off-white, mimicking the weathered appearance of sedimentary rock. Each stone unit is defined by crisp, narrow grout lines that maintain a clean, minimalist aesthetic suitable for contemporary design. The texture captures realistic surface irregularities, including fine-grained mineral deposits and light fissures that add depth to the material. As a parametric asset, it allows for consistent, repeatable application across large architectural surfaces without visible tiling patterns or repeating artifacts.

The download is a 7.7 MB file containing a Substance (.sbsar) material that opens in Substance 3D Player, Sampler and Painter and in renderers with Substance support.

Professionals can integrate this.sbsar file directly into Substance 3D or supported DCC applications to dynamically adjust parameters like weathering, grout width, and colour variation. By leveraging the parametric graph, users can generate unique surface variations on the fly, ensuring that large-scale exterior plazas or interior floors remain visually diverse. Once mapped, the material behaves as a full PBR shader, automatically generating required maps for displacement, normal, and roughness to maintain high-fidelity output in any render engine.