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Materials, textures, HDRIs and 3D models for Blender, Unreal Engine and your next 3D project.
Build Blender scenes with PBR materials, textures, HDRI lighting and 3D models from LazyTextures. Use assets released under CC0 1.0 in personal and commercial projects without required attribution. Check each asset's formats and maps before importing into Blender, Unreal Engine or another 3D application.
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DamonGraphics
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We are a dedicated team passionate about providing high-quality, free CC0 materials, HDRIs, and 3D models to the community. Our goal is to make premium assets accessible to everyone, helping artists and creators bring their visions to life.
We aim to expand our collection of free assets, making them available to everyone without any restrictions. Your support helps us dedicate more time and resources to creating these assets.
High-quality HDRIs require specialized equipment. With your support, we can invest in the necessary tools to produce stunning HDRIs that enhance the realism of your projects.
We are committed to providing a wide range of materials to suit various needs. Your contributions enable us to explore and create new materials, ensuring our library remains diverse and high-quality.
We value the input of our community. By supporting us, you help us engage more with users, gather feedback, and implement suggestions to improve our offerings.
We plan to create a desktop application that integrates our assets with popular 3D software like Blender, Cinema4D, and Maya. This will streamline the workflow for artists and make it easier to use our assets. This project will be pursued if there is enough interest from the community.
Browse the PBR materials and textures libraries on LazyTextures. Open an asset to see its previews, available maps, resolutions and download options. Use the categories and tags to find a surface for your project.
Yes. Assets released under CC0 1.0 can be used in commercial games, architectural visualizations, animations and client renders without required attribution. CC0 does not remove other rights such as trademarks or privacy rights. Read the CC0 license guide for details.
Public free assets can be downloaded without an account. Some assets are marked as Patreon-only and require the appropriate access. An account is used for features such as saved bookmarks. Check the download page for the asset's access requirements.
Download the available maps and connect them to a Principled BSDF material. Use sRGB for Base Color and Non-Color for data maps such as Roughness and Normal. Connect a normal texture through a Normal Map node. Displacement needs appropriate geometry and render settings; not every asset includes a displacement map.
Standard texture maps can be imported into these applications and connected to their material shaders. Map packing, normal-map conventions and displacement settings differ by renderer. Check the available files and adapt the material to your software rather than assuming a ready-made shader is included.
A texture is an image used to describe a surface property. A PBR material combines maps and shader settings to describe how a surface responds to light. A set may include Base Color, Roughness, Metallic, Normal, Ambient Occlusion or Height maps; the actual maps depend on the asset.
Resolution and seamless tiling depend on the individual asset. Check its preview, description and resolution selector before downloading. Do not assume every texture tiles or that every asset has the same 4K, 8K or 16K download options.
Visit the HDRI library for environment lighting and the 3D model library for scene objects. Each detail page shows its available downloads. Model formats and texture content vary, so check the files before importing them into your scene.
Lazybridge helps manage and import assets into supported 3D workflows. Read the Lazybridge documentation for supported integrations. Developers can use the public asset API to explore available asset data.
CC0 1.0 is a public domain dedication from Creative Commons. Assets released under CC0 can be copied, modified and used commercially without required attribution, including in Blender scenes and client renders. CC0 does not waive trademark, privacy or publicity rights that may apply to depicted subjects. Check the asset details and license before publishing your project.
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