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2 Aged Concrete Material 8K (Seamless - Tileable) DrCG No 56

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2 Aged Concrete Material Texture (Seamless-Tileable) No 56

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– Ready to use PBR texture for VRay and Corona Render
– 8192 x 8192 Pixel High resolution textures.

In the archive:

max 2015 (Corona)
max 2015 (VRay)
OBJ

Maps Include:
—– Diffuse
—– Displacement(Heightmap)
—–Normal
—– OCCLUSION
—– SPECULAR

* All textures and materials are given individual names
* All elements has 100% scale and correct normals
* All materials and objects have corresponding names in Latin letters.
* No ALC and CRP viruses
* No missing textures
* No unnecessary maps in environment / background

Software	3DsMax
File Format	3DS, OBJ
Render	Corona, V-Ray
color	gray
Materials	Concrete
Style	Modern

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2 Aged Concrete Material Texture (Seamless-Tileable) DrCG No 56

More than 70% of the world’s population lives in a structure that uses concrete. At this point, the amount of concrete in the world almost outweighs all living matter.

It’s a vital resource for construction and civil engineering. Our roads, overpasses and bridges are all laid with concrete. Our parking lots and parking structures are built with it. Even buildings made with steel, glass and wood are built upon a concrete foundation. It is everywhere, and has been for a very long time.

Ancient civilizations such as the Roman and Egyptian Empires initially invented concrete by combining volcanic ash or clay with water and sand to make concrete thousands of years ago.

The Romans were particularly fond of concrete because of its properties and used it in their aqueducts and architecture. Perhaps their most famous concrete structure is the Roman Pantheon – its giant domed ceiling is entirely concrete.

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