Procedural Realistic Worn Rubber Material Texture

This Procedural Worn Rubber Material is a fully customizable, high-quality texture created in Blender 3.5.1 and rendered using the Cycles engine. It offers a realistic aged rubber appearance with visible scratches, roughness, and surface imperfections. This material is ideal for game assets, industrial designs, and product visualizations.

Unlike traditional image-based textures, this procedural material allows infinite scalability without losing detail or sharpness. The texture automatically adapts to any model, eliminating visible seams or pixelation, ensuring a seamless and realistic look.

This material is built entirely using Blender’s node-based procedural system, allowing full control over its color, roughness, and wear level. You can fine-tune the material parameters to create different variations of worn rubber, making it suitable for multiple applications such as:

• Aged tires and rubber seals
  
• Old industrial rubber parts
  
• Weathered rubberized surfaces in machinery and tools
  

Because this material is procedural, you don’t need external texture maps, reducing file size and increasing workflow efficiency.

The model has an efficient topology, ensuring smooth performance in any 3D project. Key mesh features include:

• Vertices: 7,962
  
• Polygons: 7,873
  
• All parts are separated for easy material application and adjustments
  
• Non-destructive workflow allows customization without affecting the base structure
  

This structure ensures compatibility with rendering, animation, and real-time applications, making it ideal for game engines and CGI projects.

To ensure broad usability, this material is available in multiple file formats, including:

• Blend – Native Blender file with procedural nodes
  
• FBX – Universal format for multiple 3D applications
  
• STL – Ideal for 3D printing and manufacturing simulations
  
• OBJ – Compatible with most 3D software and rendering engines
  

This versatility ensures smooth integration into Blender, Maya, 3ds Max, Unity, Unreal Engine, and other 3D platforms.

This Procedural Worn Rubber Material is perfect for a wide range of 3D design applications, including:

• Game Development: Ideal for weathered rubber objects in games
  
• Visual Effects & Animation: Enhances the realism of rubberized assets in CGI projects
  
• Product Rendering & Industrial Design: Suitable for showcasing worn rubber-based products in photorealistic renders
  
• Architectural & Engineering Visualization: Great for mechanical and industrial simulations
  

Want to learn how this procedural material was made? You can watch a complete step-by-step tutorial on my YouTube channel. The tutorial provides insights into the node setup, texturing techniques, and procedural material creation process in Blender.

Visit youtube.com/@cgidevesh to explore detailed guides and tutorials.

This Procedural Worn Rubber Material offers a powerful solution for realistic and customizable rubber textures. Whether you are working on games, animations, VFX, or product visualizations, this material will elevate your 3D projects with a high level of realism.

Download it now and bring authenticity to your next project!