WHAT IS MUDROCK?

MudRock collection gives you a big load of mud, clay, dirt, stone, and lava materials. You simply create your models, choose a MudRock material from the included N-Menu Addon Darth Manager, put it on your models, tweak it a bit to make it perfect, set the lighting up, and smash render!

Working very well with Blender 3.0!

This pack is great for both stylized PBR and realistic art and because I made it for my stop-motion project, all materials have great texture animation controls.

WHAT’S SO GREAT ABOUT IT?

The materials are 100% procedurally generated, which allows you to create VAST mud puddles and dirty planes, with no texture repetition.
You can connect your own textures and masks to create realistic or stylized footprints, symbols, and wheel prints.
All the materials have easy-to-navigate settings and you can quickly change them.
They work both with Cycles + Eevee (but it’s made for Cycles mainly, it’s not optimized for Eevee)
The animation engine inside makes this pack a nice addition to your stylized / stop-motion-like CG toolset.
There are randomizers, which can make the texture seed and speed a bit different for each object. This is great for environments.
The node trees (shaders) allow you to create your own mud/clay/dirt materials in no time.
The pack is Royalty-Free and you can use it for commercial purposes.

WHO IS IT FOR?

Animators, who specialize in CG stop-motion projects
Illustrators working with PBR materials
VFX Artists making anything with ground/mud/dirt
Graphic Designers
FX Artists who are making an epic mud-ball fantasy spell, that creates an orb full of mud, which gets bigger and bigger and it eats everything in its way until the entire kingdom doesn’t have any sunlight due to the super-large shadow, and the harvest is totally ruined, so the people finally take the farming tools and kill the dragon which they were too scared of before, to eat at least something, only to be buried alive after the great mud-ball falls because the wizard holding it in the air wanted to stretch out a little, which canceled the spell
Any Blender artist who likes to explore the world of procedural textures