Explore different material types and their PBR properties
Metal surfaces have high metallic values (0.9-1.0) and varying roughness. They reflect light strongly and have no diffuse component, making them appear highly reflective.
Wood is a dielectric material with low metallic values and moderate roughness. The grain patterns create natural variation in the normal and roughness maps.
Fabrics are typically non-metallic with high roughness values, creating soft, matte appearances. Normal maps capture the weave patterns and fiber details.
Plastics range from matte to highly glossy. They're non-metallic but can have very low roughness values for shiny plastics, creating clear reflections.
Concrete and stone materials are non-metallic with high roughness. They often feature detailed normal maps to show surface imperfections and weathering.
Polished granite combines natural stone patterns with a smooth, reflective surface. It's non-metallic but achieves low roughness through polishing, creating clear reflections.