Pixel Lab Imperfect Materials Collection Three for Redshift

Pixel Lab Imperfect Materials Collection Three for Redshift is bursting with 160 premium materials.   They have exquisite imperfections ranging from subtle (smudges, scratches, and light dust) to intense (cracks, dense dirt, and heavy damage). This is the most diverse and exotic Redshift material pack yet!

160 Premium Redshift Materials

4K Resolution

This pack includes 160 premium materials for Cinema 4D Redshift. They’re 4K, seamless, physically accurate and map based.

Never-before-seen

Expanded Options

Collection Three features never-before-seen Redshift materials such as Kintsugi gold-repaired ceramic, chalk-covered subway tiles, tapestry fabrics, filigree, embossed and steampunk metals, catacomb bone walls, thick oil and watercolor paints, paper quilling, beadwork, bas-relief sculpture, ancient stone carvings, laser engraved wood, and shiplap. Eclectic organic materials include waffle, watermelon, leaves, honeycomb, cacti, artisan soap, coral, cantaloupe, dinosaur fossils, and fish, snake, and dragon scales.

All materials are 4K, seamless, physically accurate, and map-based. Height maps are EXR files for perfect displacements. Simply drop the material of your choice onto an object and watch the magic happen! If a material requires tweaking, modify the Gamma, Bump, and Displacement values or add a Color Correct node after a map to alter the density, contrast, and/or color of that map.

Variety

This pack features 14 categories:

• Ceramic – 12 materials
• Concrete/Asphalt – 4 materials
• Fabric – 29 materials
• Leather – 4 materials
• Marble/Granite – 6 materials
• Metal – 24 materials
• Organic – 22 materials
• Paper – 13 materials
• Paint – 9 materials
• Plastic/Rubber – 3 materials
• Stone – 9 materials
• Terracotta – 4 materials
• Translucent – 3 materials
• Wood – 18 materials

The beauty of this product is how easy it is to use. This is not like our procedural pack which may require tinkering with a lot of nodes. Imperfect Materials Three is map based which means everything is completely set up and you can simply drag/drop and render. It’s all about iterating and ease of use to save you tons of time.