Pino has worked as a texture artist on games like Crysis, Crysis Warhead, and Far Cry.ĭosch Textures: Wood – These 200 textures can be used for a rustic oak door, a contemporary style teak-table, an elegant mahogany picture frame, various patterned inlay floors… or close-ups of other wooden objects.ĭosch Textures: Wood Floor – Another by Pino Gengo for DOSCH DESIGN.ĭosch Textures: Wood For Artlantis – Wood provides a variety of wood styles (grains, colors, patterns) which can be applied to any 3D-model. The project is pretty straightforward, we just have the photograph to work on, no painting needed, I just need the maps to match the properties of the real material.We have many different Dosch Design textures packages that are seamlessly tileable multi-layer textures for 3D-design, animation, and CAD.ĭosch Textures: Old Wood – The textures have been exclusively designed by Pino Gengo for DOSCH DESIGN. I hope this time I explained myself better here I want to extract good maps and get the same interpretation in the 3D Viewer and in Vray. I have to test the maps in Vray to see of I get the same result, and there's where my problem lies.

I've been testing Knald lately and I really like the results I'm getting right at the start in its 3D preview. What I mean with extreme detail is a perfect interpretation of the physical material that we took photograph, and we want to extract the best normal map, displacement, specular, etc, that we can get.

Never thought about Mari, since it's really for painting the textures, and I take the blame there, because I might have complicated a bit in my OP. The problem with Quixel Suite in this moment is the price, since its for commercial use, we are looking for something with a lower price. Quixel Suite is my personal favorite, since I used it in some personal projects and with the version 2 it's even better, I'm not sure about the Vray preset though, but I'll check it out.

Pixplant and vray