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In Substance 3D Designer I intended to make a stone ground. I used a cracked stone ground as a base, and to make it look more complex and realistic, I mixed a dirt ground with the stone ground and used Levels to control the intensity of their mixture. The final result is a rock material with moss and a rough surface. I also used Season Filter to add a bit of water to the material to make it look like the rocky ground after a rain.
I built and placed a few objects randomly in Unity, mainly for the purpose of trying out how to use PBR materials. I tried to tweak the parameters to create a metallic material and added a normal map to give the metal surface a bumpy feel. Then I found a wood floor texture on the internet and tried to apply it to the floor, and adjusted the Map to make the texture not overstretch. I also tried to make a transparent material, but it did not look like a glass material. I think Unity’s PBR material is quite realistic.
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