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I really only use one repeatedly ('Brown Slim Plank').

Again, not much here because I haven't come across many super great ones.

CA already comes with great carpet options, so these are limited mostly to patterns/textures.

Almost all of the tile materials have bump maps, some are shiny and some are matte.

I matched the color/pattern of the tiles as best as I could for better elevation views.

Great for floors, walls and back splashes, but they are not divided as such.

Each roofing material has a corresponding ridge cap material (it's the same texture, just a little squished and with a strip pattern for elevation views).The roofing materials have a slight bump map applied to it, but you won't see much of a difference in Ray Trace views.I haven't come across many perfect roofing textures in my career, but the ones I've included are pretty true to life.Each stucco material also has a version without a pattern for curved moldings and arches.The stucco materials have a slight dotted pattern in vector/elevation view.There are a few stucco textures both plain and with faux finishes they 'paint' nicely for endless color options.Each brick material has a corresponding course for sills/lintels.There are a combination of brick colors and textures from the Sketchup Textures website, as well as some of the more popular Acme bricks I created a while back.Wish I could have done more, but there really are just too many! I figured this is a good place to start. I spent a lot of time on it, actually, making sure the bump maps were the right intensity, the materials looked correct in Ray Trace view, etc.

I have taken some textures (mostly just the ones that I thought I would use on a regular basis), and converted them to CA materials complete with bump maps, colors and patterns.

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