Seamless texture in 2K resolution.

The key feature is complete control over the appearance thanks to the slot-based map system:

Slot #26 (Tile Color / Diffuse Color) allows flexible changes to the main color of the tile,
Slot #33 (Grout Color) is responsible for the tone and saturation of the grout,
Slot #36 (Glossiness) controls the level of gloss and reflectivity of the surface.

The material is made in optimal 2K resolution, has a seamless texture, and contains all necessary maps (Diffuse, Normal, Displacement) for a photorealistic result, perfectly balancing between visualization quality and scene performance.

Slot breakdown (Map Slots):

Slot #26 (Tile Color / Diffuse Color): The main slot that controls the color and base pattern of the tile itself. It allows for radical changes in the material's appearance—from classic white tiles to dark porcelain stoneware or textured stone—by connecting various color maps (Color Map) or procedural textures.

Slot #33 (Grout Color): The slot responsible for the color of the grout between the tiles. It allows for independent adjustment of the hue, contrast, and saturation of the joints, which is critically important for achieving a neat and realistic look. It can create both a thin, almost invisible line and a striking contrasting joint.

Slot #36 (Glossiness): The slot that controls the reflective properties of the surface. It adjusts the level of gloss: from matte (diffused reflections) to mirror-glossy (sharp, bright highlights). It allows simulating various types of finishes—polished porcelain stoneware, lacquered ceramics, or natural matte stone.