To do this, I started with a Curvature layer, added a Dirt mask on top, and set its Blending to Multiply. I added dirt into creases and brightened up some edges. I started with the basic Steel material for a base and then layered in the Stainless Steel, Steel Hot Roll, and Steel Dirty to create the color variation found on used armor. There is one part of the material library in which Toolbag is superior: metals. Since then, I have seen quite a few new materials added to the Library and I’m sure there will be more to come in Marmoset’s future Library asset drops. Please keep in mind that some of the materials I’m using (mostly fabrics and leathers) are taken from Substance Source and cannot be found in Toobag’s Library, as some material types were not available to me when I was creating this project. I will only go over how I approached a few key areas, after which the same process can be assumed elsewhere. I divided my textures into a few sections based on different material types.
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