Submitted by Gerald on 7. January 2008 - 18:29.

The theme of this collection is natural stone masonry and pavement. It contains 60 unique multi-layered hi-res textures (each consisting of diffuse, displacement and specularity map), covering a total area of over 1700m².

Price: 65.00 EUR
(77.35 EUR incl. 19% VAT)
(Physical product +
Instant download)
This collection contains textures of the following categories:

  • fieldstone (walls and pavement of rough, irregular shaped stones)
  • cobblestone (walls and pavement of smoother and more regular shaped stones)
  • weathered (weather-beaten stone walls or pavement)
  • classic (classic stone blocks or slabs for wall and floor)
  • modern (natural stone slabs in modern patterns)

Please use our texture browser to get a complete overview of the textures contained in this collection. Here you find all detail information to every texture, complete with demo renderings as well as a preview version of all maps for free download.

Full Contents >>>

(Click here for static non-AJAX version of the catalog)

Features:

  • 7.6GB on 2 DVD
  • 60 multi-layered textures
  • Area covered between 10m² and 80m²; over 1700m² in total
  • Map resolution around 36 megapixel (e.g. 6000px x 6000px)
  • Each with diffuse, specularity and displacement/bump map (187 maps total)
  • All maps tile perfectly
  • All maps come as lossless compressed PNG files
  • Printer-friendly texture catalog (PDF format)

 






  

      Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 9. July 2009 - 12:51
  
  
  
    
Lower price?


    

      
love your textures, but waaaaay to pricey for me.

    


  


      

  





  

      Submitted by Gerald on 11. July 2009 - 10:18
  
  
  
    
We are always happy to


    

      
We are always happy to support free projects. Talk to us!

    


  


      

  





  

      Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 31. May 2010 - 11:01
  
  
  
    
I was wondering why we


    

      
I was wondering why we couldnt donwload all the textures individually.

    


  


      

  





  

      Submitted by Jared Long (not verified) on 21. September 2010 - 13:42
  
  
  
    
Free Project help?


    

      
To whom it may concern:


I was curious about your comment how you are always happy to support free projects.  I am currently in school and am working on my final project for this class.  I have decided on a rendering of the National Museum of History in London as my assignment.  I can not seem to find a good replication of the stonework that is on the interior of the museum's lobby.  If there is any way you can assist me with this I would be much appreciated.


Thank you,


Jared Long

    


  


      

  





  

      Submitted by Gerald on 21. September 2010 - 14:21
  
  
  
    
Sure! Please send us an


    

      
Sure! Please send us an email and we'll see what we can do...

    


  


      

  





  

      Submitted by Sam Zierlein (not verified) on 9. November 2010 - 4:34
  
  
  
    
Free Projects


    

      
I am just learning a lot of 3d modeling and texturing currently, im 14 and i love the textures... But being 14 I can't afford the textures. Is there some way i could recieve the textures for free?

    


  


      

  





  

      Submitted by Miquel (not verified) on 3. January 2011 - 21:34
  
  
  
    
FREE PROJECTS?


    

      
Hey! I don't know if you still support free projets but, I've got to try...


I'm a Spanish student who's working on his final project, which is a virtual reconstruction of an historical neighborhood of the city of Barcelona.


I've been trying to make my own textures or to downloading it in free pages but since I saw your textures I cannot keep of my mind them.


My problem? I cannot afford what it cost... and what I find? Your comment.


If u think you can help me, please, contact.

    


  


      

  





  

      Submitted by Gerald on 3. January 2011 - 21:48
  
  
  
    
No problem, Miquel! Send me


    

      
No problem, Miquel! Send me an e-mail so that we can talk about the details...

    


  


      

  





  

      Submitted by timtrtt on 22. July 2011 - 18:20
  
  
  
    
Detroit Revitalization


    

      
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