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Blender 4.2: Precise Modeling Workshop
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As an artist working with architectural visualization, you will have to build an extensive library with assets that will help you to set up a scene quickly. From HDR maps to PBR textures, you will need all those assets.

Nowadays, it is easy to find online libraries offering those resources in creative commons zero. That is great to save costs on making an asset library, but it might cause you some trouble to find and keep track of all updates from those libraries.

To help you download the latest updates on textures, we often make lists with the new releases from several of those libraries.

Here is a pack with 12 new textures you should download:

You can download all those resources directly from each one of the sites. The highlight of this list is a wide variety of choices for wood textures. Mostly to use with interiors.

Here are some other libraries of materials that you might want to download:

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