BOXFORT - Trim Sheet Texture - Substance Script - Art Asset

Turnaround with Variations

Warehouse Sample

Trimsheet Atlas

Trimsheet Atlas

It's a mimic! (Don't steal packages!!)

It's a mimic! (Don't steal packages!!)

Sbsar example working the parameters to create unique boxes

The script

The script

Array of a number of different presets to show variety

Array of a number of different presets to show variety

WIP imagery

WIP imagery

On a skeleton

On a skeleton

Once upon a time this was a smart material that could also be water logged. This is an example of that.

Once upon a time this was a smart material that could also be water logged. This is an example of that.

This was a difficult item to set up that feels quite nice on the final - alpha alignments on different sides

Introducing the BOXFORT - Trim Sheet Cardboard Generator!

With this, create infinite types of cardboard patterns and construct your cardboard castles to your heart's content!

This was initially created as a device to assist with documentation of physical items we own in boxes as we moved across the country in 2022. It has grown to be used in a couple random illustration projects as a smart material, eventually growing into a trim sheet to be used anywhere.

The Trim Sheet parameters come with with a number of options to colorize the board itself, change its textures, weathering state, patterns of print, the company name that appears. Some elements are chained together such as the packaging label is dependent on the name and the symbols that appear on the sides. There are customization options as well to further make unique cardboard!

The texture is 100% created inside Substance Designer, rendered in Marmoset Toolbag for most everything, except for the few instances of Substance Painter. The Dodecahedron, Film Camera, Warehouse, and Mimic are all part of different projects but help show this asset off.

Thanks for looking!

Check out this comic here that inspired the mimic: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/R3yOAD

My wife modeled the mimic to use in this! https://www.artstation.com/izzycrimson