Add grounded, coastal mood to scenes with this seamless PBR deck material showcasing wide, greyed planks, soft bevels, faint saw marks, and scattered fasteners that read convincingly in closeups and tile cleanly across large surfaces. The pack includes BaseColor, Normal, Roughness, Ambient Occlusion, and Height/Displacement maps in linear PNGs for plug‑and‑play use in Unreal, Unity, Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, V‑Ray, Arnold, Redshift, Octane, and Corona to accelerate look‑dev. Height data defines plank separation, worn dents, and subtle crowning, while tuned micro‑roughness preserves a dry, sun‑bleached sheen ideal for piers, patios, beach cafes, and weathered architectural sets. Preview renders include a shaded material ball, a tiled floor swatch, and a neutral height sheet so you can evaluate curvature response, specular rolloff, and repeat behavior prior to integration. Deliverables target 4K resolution with optional 8K on request; normals follow OpenGL convention with a simple Y‑invert note for DirectX; textures are seamless and organized for reliable results under HDR lighting. Note: listing contains texture maps only; meshes and scenes used for previews are excluded for a lightweight, engine‑ready download.​

Key features

Wide grey planks with soft wear, faint saw marks, and fastener detail for authentic outdoor aging.​

Full PBR set: BaseColor, Normal, Roughness, AO, Height/Displacement; linear PNGs and tile‑safe layout.​

Engine/DCC ready: UE5, Unity HDRP/URP, Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, V‑Ray, Arnold, Redshift, Octane, Corona, Substance.​

What’s included

1× BaseColor (4K PNG, seamless).​

1× Normal (OpenGL; invert Y for DirectX if needed).​

1× Roughness, 1× Ambient Occlusion, 1× Height/Displacement; 16‑bit recommended for height precision.​

Preview renders: material ball, tiled surface, neutral height/flat sheet.​

Usage tips

Start Roughness around 0.6–0.8 for dry, sun‑bleached boards; lower slightly for damp morning looks with clearer highlights.​

Use Height at 0.5–2% to emphasize plank seams and subtle crowning without stepping; tile 2–6× for long docks and patios.​

Add gentle color gradients or grime masks along edges to art‑direct shoreline or foot‑traffic weathering.​