About this asset

This procedural corrugated cardboard Substance material delivers a highly customisable, tileable surface for realistic packaging. This procedural material reproduces the distinct visual characteristics of corrugated cardboard, featuring a vertical ribbed structure typical of industrial packaging. The Substance graph allows for fine-tuning the level of surface wear, ranging from a pristine, uniform state to heavily distressed iterations with torn layers and exposed inner fluting. The colour palette remains consistent with natural kraft paper, providing a neutral tan base that integrates well into various rendering environments. The parametric nature of the file ensures that the ribbing pattern remains sharp and coherent across large surfaces without visible repetition or tiling artefacts.

The download is a 266 KB 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-compatible applications to dynamically adjust parameters such as wear intensity, surface damage, and material colour. The procedural graph generates high-quality PBR maps, including base colour, roughness, normal, and displacement, which can be exported at various resolutions to suit specific project requirements. Simply load the file into the material editor, map it to your geometry, and use the exposed sliders to achieve the desired level of realism or ageing for your specific assets.

Ideal for architectural visualisations, product design, and retail interior projects, this material is perfectly suited for modelling shipping boxes, storage containers, or temporary industrial partitions. It pairs effectively with other logistics-themed assets, such as wooden pallets or metal racking systems, to enhance the authenticity of warehouse or storage room scenes. Professionals can use this texture to add subtle touches of realism to interior design shots, particularly in areas depicting packing zones, behind-the-scenes storage, or studio environments requiring a utilitarian, tactile aesthetic.