The PBR Lab - Light Grey Hexagon Wallpaper 04 - PBR Material & 3D Textures

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When you purchase a material from us you will receive both a PBR version and a full “Legacy” version which includes Diffuse, Specular and Normal textures.

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MATERIAL DESCRIPTION:

Light grey matte wallpaper with a finely textured, bumpy surface upon which is layered a shiny hexagonal pattern. The hexagons are reflective and use of a reflection probe is advised. Bear in mind that the color within your environment (EEP) and local lighting can affect the colour of the reflective hexagons. Experiment with different colored lights for some cool effects!

> 1024 x 1024 pixel resolution
> Seamless tiling
> FULL PERM

Let’s break down exactly what you will get with this purchase:

1 x Compiled PBR material - You can immediately apply this to any surface face or object. You will need a PBR enabled viewer to use this.

A set of legacy textures that will allow you to create a non PBR version of the material that consists of:

> 1 x Diffuse texture - Includes baked in ambient occlusion/highlights when required
> 1 x Normal texture
> 1 x Specular texture

> 1 x PBR Base Color texture - this can be used in hybrid PBR/legacy texture builds. Instructions on how to create hybrid PBR/legacy texture builds are included.

We strive to make the legacy textures look as close to the PBR version as possible, however this is not always achievable when it comes to highly reflective surfaces as this is where PBR really shines!

This material is also included within a multipack containing 6 other Light Grey Hexagon Wallpaper materials. Please see the associated listing at the bottom of this listing.

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LICENCE INFORMATION

You may use our full perm PBR materials and legacy textures in your own prim, sculptie or mesh creations and are allowed to sell those creations within Second Life and on the SL Marketplace for profit.

You may use our full perm PBR materials and legacy textures in any imagery or video that you create within Second Life, including endeavours that generate profit.

You cannot sell, redistribute or give away any of our full perm PBR materials and legacy textures under any circumstances.

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ABOUT OUR PRODUCT IMAGES

All images of our PBR materials are taken using the official viewer with graphics set to ultra. We use a variety of PBR compatible EEP environments and sometimes use a Reflection Probe and additional lighting to best showcase the PBR materials.

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ENVIRONMENTS AND EEP SETTINGS

As of writing this (Autumn/Fall 2024) the current default environment (EEP) in SL is not the best for viewing PBR. There is too much blue light in the sky and PBR surfaces viewed within the default environment may look “too blue”.

We advise that you strive to use PBR in more suitable PBR friendly environments by either adjusting your existing EEP settings, creating new ones from scratch or acquiring PBR compatible EEP’s from other creators. Search the SL marketplace for "PBR EEP Collection" for a free one to try.

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REFLECTION PROBES

It’s advisable to place Reflection Probes around PBR surfaces especially when used within interior spaces. To learn more about Reflection Probe usage please watch the video from SL University by searching Youtube for "Second Life University - How to Create PBR Materials" and watching from the 11 min mark. Also search the SL Forum for “Second Life PBR Tutorials” for some useful videos about Reflection Probes.

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MATERIALS & PRIMS

When a material is applied to a prim, the prim will be converted into mesh and the Li recalculated. If the prim was cut or hollowed this can result in an alarming increase in Li as the new mesh object will not have an appropriate physics shape. To resolve this, edit the object, go to the “Features” tab, change the “Physics Shape Type” to “Convex Hull”.