They are soundproof tiles. These acoustic panels are mainly made of plastic foam.

The colours of tiles and offset random can be adjusted by using the Substance SBSAR file.

This egg crate shaped foam is acoustic panels which is commonly installed in studio rooms.

The SBSAR gives you the freedom to set the orientation of panels, the amount of hemispheres, colors of the tiles etc.

These purple acoustic panels are soundproof foam having a shape of eggcrates.

The color can be changed. It can also be a mixture of 2 colors in a checker pattern as long as the Substance 3D Designer SBSAR is used.

These are acoustic foam used for soundproofing in studios. This kind of tiles has a lot of forms such as wedges, pyramids. A pyramid is one of the effective shape to absorb sound.

These black tiles can be turned into different colors or even a checker pattern by the Substance 3D Designer SBSAR file. The randomness of the position offset can also be set.

They are acoustic panels arranged in a checker pattern with 2 colors, black and red. Wedges can be found on each foam.

In order to set the number of wedges per tiles, users can use the Substance 3D Designer SBSAR file. Besides, the colors of the checker pattern can be adjusted.

It is a soundproof material used by studio. These acoustic panels are soft and foam-like. Each tile has a few wedges to effectively absorb sound waves.

The tile color and the number of wedges per tile can be changed by the Substance Designer SBSAR file.

This is the top of a soda can. It includes all the details including a pull tab. It can be put on a plain cylinder to create many cans of soft drink.

The SBSAR file allows user to change the color of the metal.

It is a white window screen or window blind which is semi-transparent. It has numerous holes.

With the SBSAR file, users can set the deformation level and other technical parameters such as roughness.

It is a waffle material having spongy like texture. The batter is airy and fluffy. It is an incredible map for texturing baked waffle.

Small and large pits can be found on the airy surface. These are the result of a bake.

Since a cake is organic, please remember to enable specular and scattering in your shader in order to achieve a perfect render.