It is a fan-shape pavement covered by greyish cobblestones which are masked by a thin layer of brownish sand. Edge wear can also be found on these little rocks.

The SBSAR grants users the flexibility to change the numbers of cobblestones and rings, edge wear level, sand level etc. Users can also add puddles to the material though the default texture does not have any sign of puddles.

It is an asphalt or bitumen road with yellow lines as road markings. The markings have a bit wear. Cracks can also be found on this highway.

The SBSAR file let users to change the types of road markings (solid, dashed or mixed), number of yellow lines, frequency of dashes, asphalt brightness, amount and size of cracks, color and size of line etc.

They are stylized wood planks with exaggerated worn effect and cut.

The SBSAR file allows designers to change the number of planks and nails, gap width, nail size, level of wear, grain size, dirt level etc.

It is meadow full of yellow flowers. The long grass is oriented along the wind direction. Besides, end tips of some grass becomes yellowish.

The grass size, randomness of wind direction, grass and flower colors, flower amount can be changed by using the SBSAR file.

It is a ground covered with broken tiles. Puddles can be found on this material. By close examination, concrete lines can be seen.

The SBSAR file allows users to adjust the tile amount, tilt level, grout depth, number of broken tiles, quantity of cracks, water level of puddles etc.

It is a metallic manhole cover having rust, dust and even cement on the surface. The plate is rather bumpy and studs are worn and damaged.

There are 4 presets in the SBSAR file to allow users quickly create a rusty, dirty, full of cement or clean manhole cover.

The SBSAR also gives users the flexibility to change the shape of cover, amount of studs, edge wear level, damage level, rust level, dirt level, texts on the cover, position of labels etc.

It is cooked rice which is the best material for creating Japanese sushi and various kinds of asian dishes.

The rice shape can be fine tuned by the SBSAR file.

Remember to apply subsurface scattering. Otherwise, the rice will become plastic pellets.

The wetness appearance can be changed by the roughness.

It is the water surface of a frozen lake or pond. The thin ice is shattered into pieces leaving numerous cracks. Frost and broken ice can also be found on the material.

The SBSAR file allows users to adjust the amount of cracks, frost etc.

It is a stylized version of water waves having shiny creases. The material is good for texturing lakes, swimming pools and ponds.

The color, the number and width of shiny edges can be tuned in the SBSAR file.

It is a type of Japanese paper called Shoji which is translucent and is used as windows of doors and dividers. Japanese also uses them to make lanterns.

The color and number of fibres can be changed by the SBSAR file.

It is a traditional Japanese screen, door or divider. Of course, it can be used as a lantern. The paper window are its most prominent characteristic. The Shoji paper is translucent, so the mask is provided for users to pass light through if needed.

The SBSAR file allows users to set numbers of columns and rows of the frame, the width of the frame, deformation level, edge wear, the number and intensity of scratches and so on.

A pair of iron wires are twisted to create coins and barbs. Brownish rust also forms along the wire.

Using the SBSAR file, users can tweak the tightness, number of coils, coil size, metal color, rust color, rust level, dirt level etc.

This barbed wire texture can be used together with Chain-link Iron Wire Fence Texture Woven in Diamond Shape
(Metal 0017) material.

It is a primitive wood plank. Large and small grains, dents and color variance can be found on this raw material.

The color and amount of grains and dents can be changed by the SBSAR file.

It is a tree truck texture. Tree barks and mosses can also be found. It is sort of stylized material.

The SBSAR file allows users to change the colors of the wood and mosses. The quantity of mosses can also be adjusted.

It is a yellowish suede leather which is commonly used to make gloves, shoes, purses and some furniture.

The SBSAR file provides the flexibility to change the leather colour and patchy pattern of the suede.

It is a texture of chesterfields. The skin is highly worn with a lot of scratches, cracks and cuts. Some damaged areas even expose the yellow sponge-like filling of the sofa.

With the SBSAR file, the amount of cushions, the bulge level of cushions, the number of cuts and colors etc. can be changed.

It is a good wicker material for texturing rattan type furniture. Grains and darken color variance can be found on the surface.

The width of rattan threads, the gap between threads and color variation level can be tuned by the SBSAR file.

It is a cobblestone ground which is covered by a lot of rounded stones. Fallen leaves having different colors are scattered over the whole pavement. Besides, cracks and dirt also exist on the rocks.

The SBSAR file gives users the flexibility to change the cobblestone amount, grout width, amount of leaves, amount of cracks and dirt level.

It is a leaf vein texture comprised of thicker main veins and thinner side veins.

The SBSAR allows users to control the amount, thickness of the veins, contrast between main and side veins etc.

They are old wood planks which have a lot of wear, cracks and scratches. Wood grains can also be seen.

The plank amount, grout width, wood color etc. can be changed by the SBSAR file.