30x21m concrete-tiles - 20 flat texture-tiles on mesh - Berlin Henry-Ford-Building entrance forecourt - FULLPERM - paver

30x21 meter concrete floor tiles on 20 1024-texture-tiles with a 1004px visible field-area, so the whole place has 5020 x 4016 pixel resolution.
The 630 tiles are made out of 108 master-tiles, repeated by coincidence in sections, singles, rotation, mirroring, with a bit hand-painting, too, so it results no visible texture-repeat from overview. (Not seamless around outer edge.)
Taken from the main entrance of the Henry-Ford-Building of the State-University in Berlin-Dahlem at the Boltzmannstrasse in autumn 2019.
Original sized (1m from mid-seam to mid-seam each tile).

Fullperm textures for your download to repaint the textures or to set them onto a new mesh, which you can cut into any new styles and forms then. Into a new mesh you can cut off holes, lines, zigzag, whatever in Blender or other programs yourself. All you need to do, to load the tiles seamless onto a new mesh, is to subtract 10px from each edge around each new 1024-UV-map (each square 1024-tile has 10px overlap-edge each side = 1004px visible inner field). Notecard included in delivery.

Meshbase comes as a plane in 3 pieces (2 pieces with 8 faces + 1 piece with 4 faces) + 1 normal-solid-prim as root-prim as the invisible walkway. (After a delink -> link all pieces with the invisi-solid as root, then set prim-preferences to "none", root will stay "solid", rest as "phantom-none".)

Easiest polygon-structure, so all full/best LODed each range, no LOD-snapping-problems. 2 impact each full 30x21 place including the walkprim-solid.
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Comes in 4 different texture-style-examples:

A: normal, a bit yellowish.

B: normal, grey-harder.

C: very-hard-contrast.

D: smooth-edges-grey.
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All 80 texture-tiles into a seperate box for unpacking.
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Fullperm conditions as usual: Don't sell it as it is, no fullperm again, must be part of a new object, no freebie / not too cheap.

See pics and inworld. Inworld a tiny B-version is shown on a vendor-table.