Berry Pie PBR Texture

About this asset#

A golden pastry lattice crosses clusters of red and dark berries. The large crossing strips create a strong repeated pattern that benefits from careful placement within a serving shape.

Where this material fits#

Use it on a modeled pie top or a stylized bakery display. Match the lattice width to the intended dessert size and inspect where it meets the outer crust. This is a texture set: model the pie rim and exposed fruit silhouettes separately.

Included maps and resolutions#

• Base Color
• Normal — OpenGL
• Roughness
• Ambient Occlusion
• Height

The product listing specifies 4K, 2K and 1K PNG maps with seamless tiling.

Material setup#

Follow the Blender PBR texture setup for the image-map connections. Then use controlled product lighting to inspect the food surface without hiding its small ridges or highlights.

The food PBR workflow explains how to match this surface to a modeled serving, control ingredient scale and decide where visible outlines need geometry.

Compare related surfaces#

Compare Strawberry Swirl Ice Cream PBR Texture for soft dessert ridges instead of a pastry lattice, or Popcorn Kernels PBR Texture for a denser repeated ingredient pattern.

Explore the food PBR collection for other surfaces in this family. The Superhive button opens the product listing for current package contents, price and license terms.

More material comparisons#

For a savory bakery surface, Focaccia PBR Texture offers a pale crust and herb detail instead of a fruit-filled pastry pattern.

For a simpler baked surface than the pie pattern, Flatbread PBR Texture offers pale dough and toasted spots for separately modeled bread shapes.

For an uncooked fruit display beside a bakery scene, compare Apples PBR Texture at the larger scale required by whole apples.

Use Blueberries PBR Texture for a separate ingredient display beside the pie, with individual berries modeled wherever the silhouette is exposed.

Compare Pecan Pie PBR Texture when the scene needs this alternative: reddish brown pecan halves overlap in a dense topping, with pale ridges and darker caramel-colored gaps.