4 Marble Texture (Seamless-Tileable) No 80

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– 4 Different Variations
—— White
—— Black
—— Dark Green
—— Yellow Brown (Camel or Tan or Tortilla)
– Ready to use PBR texture for VRay and Corona Render
– 8192 x 8192 Pixel High resolution textures.

In the archive:

max 2015 (Corona)
max 2015 (VRay)
OBJ

Maps Include:
—– Diffuse
—– Normal
—– OCCLUSION
—– Displacement
—– Specular

* All textures and materials are given individual names
* All elements has 100% scale and correct normals
* All materials and objects have corresponding names in Latin letters.
* No ALC and CRP viruses
* No missing textures
* No unnecessary maps in environment / background

Software	3DsMax
File Format	3DS, OBJ
Render	Corona, V-Ray
color	Black, Cream, green
Materials	stone
Style	Modern

Software

3DsMax

File Format

3DS, OBJ

Render

Corona, V-Ray

color

Black, Cream, green

Materials

stone

Style

Modern

4 Marble Texture (Seamless-Tileable) DrCG No 80

4 Marble 8K (Seamless - Tileable) DrCG No 80

How do you distinguish between limestone and marble?

The main difference between limestone and marble is that limestone is a sedimentary rock, typically composed of calcium carbonate fossils, and marble is a metamorphic rock. Limestone forms when shells, sand, and mud are deposited at the bottom of oceans and lakes and over time solidify into rock.

Marble forms when sedimentary limestone is heated and squeezed by natural rock-forming processes so that the grains recrystallize.

If you look closely at a limestone, you can usually see fossil fragments (for example, bits of shell) held together by a calcite matrix.

Limestone is more porous than marble, because there are small openings between the fossil fragments. Marble is usually light colored and is composed of crystals of calcite locked together like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. Marble may contain colored streaks that are inclusions of non-calcite minerals.