34 Seamless Normal Maps - Fabric, Metal, Stone & Wood | Works on Any Avatar

Produktbeschreibung

Turn any outfit into knit, denim, chainmail or brushed steel without repainting its texture. These are 34 tiling normal maps: drop one into the Normal Map slot of lilToon (or any shader), set the tiling, and a flat surface picks up a real weave under the light. No color is baked in, so the outfit keeps its own colors — the material is the only thing that changes. Fabric, knit, mesh, metal, stone and wood, at 2048px for PC and 1024px for Quest, with the height maps included. Every map is a periodic function evaluated on a torus, so the tile joins itself exactly and there is no seam however far you crank the tiling. 102 PNGs. Not tied to any avatar.

No generative AI. No image-generation AI was used in this pack. Every map is generated by code: each material is written as a periodic function on a torus, evaluated into a height field, converted to a tangent-space normal map and written straight to pixels — then checked and packaged by hand. That is also why the tiles have no seam: the function joins itself exactly at the edge, so there is no patched-up border to hide. Declared here because both itch.io and Jinxxy require the origin of the artwork to be stated.

What's inside

01_normal_maps_2048_PC/ — 34 PNGs (desktop VRChat, worlds, anything not on a headset)
02_normal_maps_1024_Quest/ — 34 PNGs (the same maps at 1024px)
03_height_maps_2048/ — 34 grayscale PNGs (only if you want to bake your own)
102 PNGs in total
READ_ME_FIRST.txt — license and usage

Specs

34 materials: woven fabric 5 / knit 6 / mesh & trim 4 / dress fabric 6 / metal 5 / stone 4 / wood 4
2048 x 2048 px for PC and 1024 x 1024 px for Quest, both included
Seamless at any tiling value. Each map is a periodic function evaluated on a torus, not a photo patched at the edges, so there is no border to give it away however far you crank the tiling
Not tied to any avatar. A normal map sits in a shader slot, so it works on any model, PC or Quest, and on world floors, walls and props
No color is baked in. A normal map only changes how light hits the surface, so the outfit keeps its own colors and its own texture
OpenGL convention (Y+). Unity and Blender take them as they are
Height maps (grayscale, 2048px) come with every material

How to use

lilToon: tick Normal Map, drop in the 2048px PNG, then set Tiling for how fine the weave is (4-16) and Scale for how deep it looks (0.3-1.5)
In Unity, set the texture's Texture Type to 'Normal map' first
Quest: use the 1024px folder — the headset downsizes anything larger
World floors, walls and props work exactly the same way
Any other shader (Standard, Poiyomi, Blender Principled BSDF) takes the same file in the same slot — OpenGL convention (Y+), no flipping needed
The height maps are only there if you want to bake at a different strength or drive displacement

License

Royalty-free. Use them in commercial and non-commercial work — games, TRPG sessions, videos, streams, VTuber overlays, print. No credit required. You may edit, crop, recolor and combine the files freely.