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Best for judging shine and roughness. Drag to turn it.

Building, M-34

Weathered BrickFree seamless PBR texture

Old brickwork gone dull and brown, with soot streaks, eroded corners, crumbling mortar, and a little lichen in the joints. Much rougher than new brick, with deeper relief.

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

Data sheet, measured from the maps

Roughness0.92, matte
Metallic coveragenone

Average colour

#6A4E42

Normal format

OpenGL, Y up

What is in the ZIP

  • Weathered Brick albedo map

    Albedo

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

    weathered-brick_albedo.png

  • Weathered Brick normal map

    Normal

    Fine surface direction. OpenGL format, green channel up.

    weathered-brick_normal.png

  • Weathered Brick roughness map

    Roughness

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

    weathered-brick_roughness.png

  • Weathered Brick metallic map

    Metallic

    White is bare metal. Black is everything else.

    weathered-brick_metallic.png

  • Weathered Brick ambient occlusion map

    Ambient occlusion

    Darkens crevices where ambient light struggles to reach.

    weathered-brick_ao.png

  • Weathered Brick height map

    Height

    Raised areas are white. Feeds displacement and parallax.

    weathered-brick_height.png

Where weathered brick works

  • Ruined buildings and old alleys
  • Factory and railway walls
  • Dungeon and cellar interiors

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 weathered brick 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.

Weathered Brick PBR texture by GenPBR

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<iframe
  src="https://genpbr.com/embed/weathered-brick"
  width="480" height="360"
  style="border:0;max-width:100%"
  loading="lazy"
  title="Weathered Brick PBR material preview"></iframe>
<p style="font-size:12px;margin:6px 0 0">
  <a href="https://genpbr.com/materials/weathered-brick?utm_source=embed">Weathered Brick 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.

Pairs well with

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