Tree Bark Textures in Blender: A Practical Trunk UV Workflow
Apply tree bark PBR textures in Blender with sensible seams, consistent ridge scale, clean branch transitions and believable moss placement on forest props.
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Tree Bark PBR Texture — Deep Vertical Ridges
4K tree bark PBR texture with deep vertical ridges and natural brown-gray tones. Seamless PNG maps for large trunks, forest props and outdoor scenes.
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About this asset
Pronounced vertical ridges separate broad strips of bark, creating a stronger pattern than the fine-groove variant. Brown-gray tones keep the surface adaptable to different woodland palettes.
Where this material fits
Use it on larger trunks or visible forest props where the bark needs to remain readable from a moderate distance. Set the repeat scale before evaluating the depth of the normal and height effects.
Included maps and resolutions
- Base Color
- Normal — OpenGL, 16-bit
- Roughness
- Ambient Occlusion
- Height / Displacement
The source listing specifies 4K PNG maps, seamless tiling and a Metallic/Roughness workflow.
Material setup
For trunks and logs, the bark UV workflow covers ridge direction, seam placement, branch transitions and moss distribution.
Check for UV stretching on curved surfaces when wrapping the texture around a trunk. The normal-map workflow helps you separate shading detail from the geometry needed for the silhouette.
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Compare this finish with Tree Bark PBR Texture — Fine Vertical Grooves to choose the pattern and contrast that fit your scene. Explore the wood & bark material collection for other surfaces in the same family.
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