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Building, M-10

Smooth ConcreteFree seamless PBR texture

Architectural concrete cast in a two by two grid of formwork panels. Each panel is poured a touch differently, with recessed seams, bolt tie holes, small air pockets, and soft cloudy tone shifts.

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  • CC0, no credit needed
  • 1024 x 1024
  • Tiles both ways
  • Six maps

Data sheet, measured from the maps

Roughness0.76, satin
Metallic coveragenone

Average colour

#908F89

Normal format

OpenGL, Y up

What is in the ZIP

  • Smooth Concrete albedo map

    Albedo

    Base colour with the lighting taken out, so the engine can light it.

    smooth-concrete_albedo.png

  • Smooth Concrete normal map

    Normal

    Fine surface direction. OpenGL format, green channel up.

    smooth-concrete_normal.png

  • Smooth Concrete roughness map

    Roughness

    White scatters light into a matte finish, black keeps it mirror sharp.

    smooth-concrete_roughness.png

  • Smooth Concrete metallic map

    Metallic

    White is bare metal. Black is everything else.

    smooth-concrete_metallic.png

  • Smooth Concrete ambient occlusion map

    Ambient occlusion

    Darkens crevices where ambient light struggles to reach.

    smooth-concrete_ao.png

  • Smooth Concrete height map

    Height

    Raised areas are white. Feeds displacement and parallax.

    smooth-concrete_height.png

Where smooth concrete works

  • Modern interiors, walls and floors
  • Brutalist buildings and bunkers
  • Skate parks and car parks

Getting it into your engine

Roblox
Upload albedo, normal, roughness and metallic, then set them as ColorMap, NormalMap, RoughnessMap and MetalnessMap on a SurfaceAppearance.
Blender
Albedo into Base Color. Set the other maps to Non-Color and run the normal through a Normal Map node.
Unity
The OpenGL normal works as it is.
Unreal
Flip the green channel of the normal map. Unreal expects DirectX.

Put a live smooth concrete preview in your own post

Writing a tutorial or answering a forum thread? Pick a shape and lighting, copy the code, and your readers can turn the material themselves.

Preview

Standard, 480 x 360. Blog or tutorial.

Smooth Concrete PBR texture by GenPBR

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<iframe
  src="https://genpbr.com/embed/smooth-concrete"
  width="480" height="360"
  style="border:0;max-width:100%"
  loading="lazy"
  title="Smooth Concrete PBR material preview"></iframe>
<p style="font-size:12px;margin:6px 0 0">
  <a href="https://genpbr.com/materials/smooth-concrete?utm_source=embed">Smooth Concrete PBR texture by GenPBR</a>
</p>

The link under the viewer is the credit, and it is the only one. Keep it and the embed stays free. It works in any page that allows an iframe.

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