
This seamless PBR texture of grey lunar regolith provides a highly detailed, dusty surface for extraterrestrial terrain rendering. The texture captures the fine, powdery character of lunar regolith, featuring a neutral grey palette with subtle variations in grain size. Small, shallow crater depressions and scattered rock fragments are distributed across the 3.20 by 3.20 metre surface, providing a realistic, rugged topography. The material is designed to simulate the low-reflectivity, high-porosity appearance typical of celestial dust. It includes a comprehensive set of PBR maps—albedo, ambient occlusion, displacement, and normal maps in both DirectX and OpenGL formats—alongside packed ARM and roughness maps to ensure accurate light interaction and depth in any 3D environment.
The download is a 60.4 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness, ambient occlusion and displacement maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.
To implement this texture, apply the albedo and displacement maps within your material editor to establish base colour and surface relief. Use the provided normal maps to refine fine-grain detail without increasing geometry overhead. For optimal results, ensure the UV mapping is scaled to match the 3.20 metre real-world dimensions. The included.blend and.gltf files allow for rapid integration into existing scenes, while the packed ARM map streamlines shader setup in modern PBR-compatible rendering engines.
Grey Lunar Regolith PBR Texture, Tileable
Free
This material is intended for landscape design and conceptual visualisation projects requiring realistic extraterrestrial environments or moon-like surfaces. It pairs effectively with space-themed architectural models, science fiction set design, and digital terrain generation for film or interactive media. Professionals should search for this asset when needing high-fidelity ground cover that maintains consistent tiling across large, expansive meshes, ensuring a natural, non-repetitive appearance for atmospheric, barren, or planetary landscape scenes in architectural and cinematic workflows.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
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