
This seamless 2K PBR rock texture features a weathered green and grey stone finish, ideal for realistic landscape visualisations. This PBR material captures the rugged, organic texture of natural stone, defined by deep fissures and a weathered, mossy green and slate-grey colour palette. The surface detail suggests a sedimentary or metamorphic rock formation with varied erosion patterns, providing a high level of visual depth. It is engineered for seamless tiling, ensuring that large-scale surfaces like retaining walls, garden paths, or natural terrain features maintain consistency without visible repetition. The inclusion of displacement and normal maps allows the surface to react accurately to lighting, creating realistic shadows and highlights across the complex, irregular stone geometry.
The download is a 29.2 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 material, load the provided albedo, displacement, normal, and ambient occlusion maps into the material editor of your rendering engine. Assign the maps to their respective channels to ensure the surface depth and roughness are correctly interpreted by the light sources. Given the 2K resolution, this texture is best suited for mid-range to long-range views. Adjust the tiling coordinates in your UV settings to match the scale of your landscape elements for a natural, non-repeating finish across large surfaces.
Weathered Green Stone Rock Texture
Free
This stone texture is a versatile asset for landscape architecture and exterior site planning. It works effectively for detailing naturalistic garden features, stone cladding on residential foundations, or as a base material for urban park design. Designers often pair this with low-lying vegetation or gravel assets to build realistic outdoor environments. Use this material when you need a rugged, weathered aesthetic that grounds a building within its site, providing a tactile, organic contrast to modern glass and metal facade elements in your 3D scenes.
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