Five PBR decals, free: a concrete crack, a scorch mark, a bullet hole, a leak stain and a paint splatter. Each one arrives ready to place in both engines, and each fades to fully transparent before the edge of its texture, so the decal's square never shows on a wall.

WHAT YOU GET

Concrete Crack: a branching crack with chipped edges. Scorch Mark: a soot burn with blistered paint. Bullet Hole: an impact hole with spalling and radial cracks. Leak Stain: water seeping down from a ragged source line. Paint Splatter: a red paint blob with flung droplets and drips.

Every decal is a 1024x1024 set of maps: colour with opacity in the alpha channel, a normal map, roughness and height.

UNITY

Tested in Unity 6000.5 with the Built-In Renderer and the Universal Render Pipeline. The decals ship as transparent materials for quads, the one decal route every pipeline has, and an included editor script binds them to the right shader for the pipeline your project runs when the package imports. In URP it also creates a material per decal for URP's Decal Projector. Textures come in clamped, so the border never tiles back in, with albedo alpha kept as transparency and normals flagged as normal maps. A demo scene puts all five on a wall.

UNREAL

Unreal Engine 5.8. One deferred decal master material with an instance per decal, colour and opacity from one texture, the normal already converted to Unreal's DirectX convention, and roughness from its own map. A demo level projects all five onto a wall through Decal Actors. The project needs no plugins; to keep it minimal it disables ModelingToolsEditorMode and the default plugins that would re-enable it (Dataflow, SkeletalMeshModelingTools, Interchange and their dependents), none of which the decals use.

ANY OTHER ENGINE

The raw maps ship alongside both formats as plain PNGs. Godot's Decal node takes the albedo, normal and roughness directly.

These five come from the Taproot decal line: nine themed packs of forty decals each.