About this asset

This procedural Substance material provides a realistic grey stone cobblestone texture with mossy grout for Substance 3D workflows. This procedural material features an irregular cobblestone pattern, defined by weathered, dark grey stones set within a textured, earthy brown grout. The surface shows subtle variations in stone size and shape, suggesting a hand-laid, organic aesthetic. Small patches of green moss are embedded within the grout lines, enhancing the weathered, natural appearance of the stone. The material is fully parametric, allowing for adjustments to the stone colour, grout density, and moss coverage, ensuring it seamlessly integrates into various exterior environments without visible tiling or repetitive patterns across large surfaces.

The download is an 11.2 MB file containing a Substance (.sbsar) material that opens in Substance 3D Player, Sampler and Painter and in renderers with Substance support.

Users can load the sbsar file directly into any Substance-compatible host application. The parametric nature allows for real-time adjustment of inputs, such as stone weathering, moss density, and grout depth, before exporting the required PBR map outputs. Because it is a procedural graph rather than a static image, the material remains sharp at any scale, making it ideal for large-scale landscaping projects or close-up architectural visualisations where high-fidelity, non-repeating detail is required for realistic ground plane rendering.

Ideal for exterior architectural visualisation, this material is well-suited for garden pathways, historic urban plazas, and rustic residential courtyards. It pairs effectively with weathered timber, exposed brick, and lush planting schemes. Architects and visualisers searching for natural ground surfaces will find this asset useful for site plans and eye-level streetscape renderings. When applied to large areas, the non-repeating nature ensures a convincing, organic look that avoids the artificial patterns often associated with standard bitmap textures in outdoor design projects.