
This 2K seamless PBR ground texture features trampled green grass with scattered brown leaves and twigs for natural landscapes. This photorealistic ground surface captures the organic detail of a weathered forest floor or neglected lawn. The composition consists of low-lying, trampled green grass blades intermixed with a dense layer of dry brown leaves, small twigs, and dark soil patches. The texture provides a high level of visual depth, suggesting a rough, uneven terrain. With its matte finish and natural colour palette, the material effectively breaks up the monotony of standard grass shaders, offering a realistic, lived-in aesthetic for exterior environments where a groomed, manicured appearance is not the primary design intent.
The download is a 114 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.
Users can apply this 2K tileable PBR map directly to landscape planes or terrain objects in major 3D software. The included maps—albedo, ambient occlusion, displacement, normal, and roughness—allow for precise material definition. By adjusting the displacement map scale, architects can achieve realistic surface relief, while the packed ARM maps streamline setup in real-time engines. The material is pre-configured for immediate integration, ensuring consistent tiling across large-scale site plans or detailed exterior close-ups without visible seams or repetitive patterns.
Trampled Leafy Grass Ground Texture
Free
Ideal for landscape architecture, site planning, and exterior visualization, this texture suits residential gardens, public parks, and woodland settings. It pairs well with scattered foliage assets and natural stone paving to ground exterior scenes. Designers will find it useful for project stages ranging from conceptual massing to final high-fidelity renders. Search for this asset when needing to add authentic ground detail to urban green spaces, wild meadows, or transitional zones between built structures and natural environments in outdoor master planning projects.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
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