3D models/Materials
Materials 3D models for 3ds Max
Materials are the surface half of a render. This category collects ready-made materials for 3ds Max, mainly the surfaces that cover most of a room: tiles, stone, wood and plaster.
What you will find
Tile is the largest group, followed by stone, wood and a miscellaneous group that includes plaster, concrete, linoleum and woven fabric. Smaller groups cover metal, glass, leather, liquid and plastic. Many entries are named after the real manufacturer and collection, so you can match a specification.
What is inside Materials
- Tile1,434
- Stone894
- Wood659
- Miscellaneous367
- Metal66
- Glass25
- Leather12
- Liquid8
- Plastic2
Which scenes it suits
Floors and walls in residential and commercial interiors, bathrooms and kitchens, facades and exteriors. They are what a client means when they ask for the same tile as in the brochure.
What to check when choosing
Check the preview for the scale of the pattern: tile size and joint width have to match the real product to convince. Look at the render engine label, because a Corona material and a V-Ray material are not interchangeable. Tile and stone repeat across large surfaces, so see how the pattern tiles before relying on it. The Textures category holds related finishes, so check both when you look for a surface.
Materials packs β buy the collection once
Prefer not to subscribe? These packs bundle materials models as a one-time purchase, textures included.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between Materials and Textures?
- Both cover surface finishes such as tile, stone and wood. If you do not find a finish in one, search the other; each model is labelled with its render engine.
- Can I use a Corona material in V-Ray?
- Not directly: use the label to pick the version for your engine. Each model is labelled Corona or V-Ray.
- How do I get materials?
- Through the library with a subscription, or with a pack as a one-time purchase, textures included.