
This dark grey layered rock PBR texture provides a 2K seamless surface for architectural visualization and landscape design. This PBR material features a distinct layered rock formation with a deep charcoal and grey base palette, accented by subtle mossy green mineral deposits within the fissures. The texture exhibits a rugged, stratified appearance with high-contrast crevices and weathered surface details, suggesting a sedimentary or metamorphic geological origin. The included maps facilitate realistic light interaction, capturing the sharp, angular geometry of the rock face. Its consistent tone and balanced variation make it suitable for large-scale application, ensuring that the complex, organic patterns remain visually coherent across expansive surfaces without obvious repetition.
The download is a 31.9 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.
Professionals can integrate this 2K PBR texture into rendering pipelines by mapping the albedo, displacement, normal, and ambient occlusion files to their respective material channels. The material is designed for seamless tiling across UV-unwrapped surfaces, such as retaining walls, cliff faces, or ground planes. Adjusting the displacement map scale allows for fine-tuning the depth of the rock strata, while the roughness map ensures accurate specular response under varied lighting conditions, from bright daylight to overcast environments.
Stone Dark Grey Layered Rock PBR Texture
Free
Ideal for landscape architecture, this texture is essential for creating realistic site topography, rockeries, and naturalistic retaining walls in exterior visualizations. It pairs effectively with coarse gravel, wild grasses, and concrete elements in hospitality or residential garden projects. Architects and visualizers will find this asset particularly useful when needing to ground a building design in a specific geological context, using terms like 'stratified rock surface', 'natural stone cladding', or 'rugged terrain material' to search for complementary assets within their project libraries.
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