Wish that your fantasy outfits had more of a sci-fi feel, or that the clothes in your scenes had less drama and more substance? Material presets give you the chance to change the feel of any item in your runtime to one that really suits you. If you are looking for an easy and inexpensive way to add new textures to your runtime, then material presets are what you are looking for. Don’t be constrained by texture sets created for just one product, when you can get hundreds of new looks from one set of materials. You can use these presets on any item so you can mix items from different clothing sets and have them look like they always belonged together. Matching shoes and belts couldn't’t be easier. . Beautiful and unique materials that with a snakeskin theme come in four surface types, matte/semi matte, low gloss, high gloss and a suede look, give you choices and the color coordination let’s you mix and match with ease. · Easy to use: go to the material room and select the item you want to use in the object list. Then select the material areas you want to change and click the thumbnail of the material you want to change. Still confused? We include a full help file with pictures so you’re a pro in minutes. · Scaleable: the included Help file provides easy instructions on how to scale any texture to suit your desired look. · Versatile: fabric presets can be applied to any item, including belts, shoes, furniture fabrics, drapes, and even a simple plane to use as a background. Included in this set are: 85 matte/semi matte materials 85 low gloss matte materials 85 high gloss materials 80 suede look materials All associated files, textures and png thumbs are included of course. V4 is wearing the top and pants from Reiver, and the inner sleeves from FaeRealms. Mike is wearing the tunic, pants and belt from Valiant.