
This procedural porcelain Substance material for Substance 3D provides a smooth, polished finish in both white and black variants. This procedural material delivers a clean, high-quality porcelain surface characterized by its subtle specular highlights and uniform, non-porous appearance. The asset is a compiled.sbsar file, allowing for dynamic adjustments to surface parameters without losing fidelity. It captures the essence of refined ceramic ware, offering a balanced reflectance that mimics high-end kiln-fired porcelain. The material is provided in two distinct colourways—a crisp, neutral white and a deep, light-absorbing black—making it a versatile choice for designers looking to achieve a minimalist or contemporary aesthetic in their interior visualizations and product renderings.
The download is a 3.4 MB file containing a Substance (.sbsar) material that opens in Substance 3D Player, Sampler and Painter and in renderers with Substance support.
As a native.sbsar file, this material integrates directly into Substance 3D workflows, allowing users to adjust properties like glossiness, colour, and surface imperfections in real-time. Simply import the file into your graph or material library, then map it to your geometry. The parametric nature ensures that the surface texture remains consistent across complex meshes, eliminating visible seams or tiling patterns, which is ideal for high-detail close-up shots or expansive surface applications.
This material is well-suited for high-end residential, hospitality, and retail projects where clean, minimalist surfaces are required. It is ideal for rendering sanitaryware, decorative vases, tableware, or architectural lighting fixtures. Professionals often pair these porcelain finishes with natural wood or stone textures to create a sophisticated material contrast. Search for this asset when needing a reliable, adjustable ceramic base that maintains physical accuracy under various lighting conditions, from bright studio environments to soft, ambient interior setups.
White and Black Porcelain Substance Material
Free
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What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
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