I'v got reference of texture for 3d model but not what I looking for https://ambientcg.com. Source: 12 months ago

Voronoi diagrams are a great basis for organic shapes in computer graphics, including lava with chunks of rock. Shader Graph's built-in Voronoi node doesn't provide enough information about the edges between cell 'regions', so I made my own based on code by Inigo Quilez, then made it possible to customise the shape of the cells and animate them over time. A couple of textures from ambientcg.com later and you've... Source: 12 months ago

Well you could get textures on sites like ambientcg.com. They have a seperate AO texture. You'll have to use the roughness as a specular or make your own. Just invert the colours of the roughness at the most basic. Use the normal GL file too. Source: 12 months ago

These 2 sites have some decent Textures to take advange of the standard material: https://substance3d.adobe.com/community-assets? Https://ambientcg.com. Source: about 1 year ago

Increase the bevels all around, they are abit small and it makes everything look too sharp, also add some imperfections like scratches, spots where roughness is more than others, maybe dust, and of course fingerprints, you can do it all on blender with some simple online textures and a little shader nodes, here’s a website with good textures with a license for person and commercial uses - https://ambientcg.com/. Source: about 1 year ago

I was looking for a wood texture and was really impressed by something on sharetextures.com. At the bottom it said that the texture was created 'using photogrammetry'. I tried googling how to do it, but I only found tutorials for actual 3d models and not high-definition textures. Any resources for getting started would be greatly appreciated, thank you! Source: over 2 years ago