Material · Wood
Bamboo
Light golden bamboo with a satin finish. For eco brands, spa and wellness scenes, kitchenware and modern interiors.
Settings and defaults
- Color
- #C9A86A
- Opacity
- 1
- Metalness
- 0
- Roughness
- 0.6
- Env Map Intensity
- 0.3
- Transparent
- Off
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Warm reddish cedar with a dry, matte finish. For saunas, cladding, outdoor furniture and rustic cabin scenes.
WoodMaple
Light cream maple with a clean satin finish. For modern furniture, kitchens, sports floors and bright product scenes.
WoodOak
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WoodPine
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WoodWorks well with
Falling Leaves
Leaves drifting past the object, each one integrating the Andersen-Pesavento-Wang falling-plate equations, so they flutter, glide and tumble like real leaves.
EffectDandelion Seeds
Dandelion seeds let go of the head one by one and drift away: a high-drag pappus gives them a slow terminal fall, and curl-noise wind with updrafts carries them. Use for meadow, summer, wish, gentle scenes.
EffectIvy
Grow ivy over a 3D object: vines creep along its real surface and leaves unfurl. Reverse withers it away.
Object effectLeaf fall
A gust lifts it and carries it away, gliding side to side and rocking like a falling leaf — it comes back fluttering down and settles softly
Object effectParastichy Grid
The sunflower's crossed Fibonacci spirals (21 × 13, cut into triangles by the 8-family) as a grid, with light running inward. Use for organic and sacred-geometry scenes.
GridPetal peel
Peel a 3D object into flakes that flutter to the ground like leaves, or keep them lifted like raised scales.
Object effect