PSX Low-Poly Texture Library - 127 Seamless Textures, 64/128/256px, Godot 4

AI disclosure: textures are procedurally generated by code - no generative image model was used (no image generator, no photos, no scraped art); the generator code was written by an AI assistant.

Texture your low-poly world in an afternoon. PSX Texture Library is 127 original, seamless, tileable textures in the chunky, limited-palette look of 90s console 3D. Every texture comes in 64, 128 and 256 px as small-palette indexed PNGs (max 16 / 24 / 32 colours), in plain and ordered-dither versions, made for nearest-neighbour filtering.

What you get (exact counts)

• 127 textures in 26 categories: brick 6, stone 11, cobble 6, concrete and asphalt 7, plaster 5, wood 7, metal 8, rust 3, grass 4, dirt/mud/gravel 4, sand 3, snow 2, ice 2, water 3, lava 3, tiles 7, carpet 3, fabric and wallpaper 6, sci-fi 8, hazard 3, windows 4, doors 3, signs 4 (no text), crates 4, roofing 6, foliage and moss 5
• 762 albedo PNGs (127 x 3 sizes x 2 styles)
• 254 normal maps (128 and 256 px), derived from each texture height field
• 104 atlas sheets + JSON rects (64 and 128 px, per category)
• 762 Godot 4 materials (.tres), nearest filtering, normals assigned at 128/256, lava and lit windows emissive
• Godot 4 demo room (open the folder as a project, F5) with 12 world-space materials
• Seams checked by code: every file re-opened, tiled 3x3, seam vs interior compared; tiled previews included

How to use

• Godot 4.3+: open the folder as a project, or copy textures/ and materials/ into yours keeping paths. Drag a .tres onto a mesh; raise uv1_scale (e.g. 4,4,1) to tile. Import > Compress > Mode = Lossless for crisp pixels.
• Unity: import the PNGs, Filter Mode = Point, Wrap Mode = Repeat, compression None. Normal maps are OpenGL (+Y). (Not tested in a Unity project by the author.)
• Unreal: import PNGs, Texture Group = Pixels2D or filter Nearest, Address = Wrap; flip the green channel on normal maps (OpenGL to DirectX). (Not tested in Unreal by the author.)
• Blender: Image Texture node, Interpolation = Closest, Extension = Repeat; normal map via a Normal Map node.

Honest limits

• Code-generated: stylised and tidy, not photoreal or hand-painted.
• Windows, doors, signs and crates fill the tile - seamless, but best one per face or as decals, not endless repeats.
• No normal maps at 64 px; no 256 px atlas. Materials are Godot 4 only. No PSX vertex-snap/affine shader, models or audio included.

Try first: the free Lite pack has 20 textures (all sizes, plain + dither, normals, Godot materials).

License: unlimited personal and commercial use in your games, apps, films and renders, no attribution needed; modify and recolour freely; ship inside your finished product. You may NOT resell or redistribute them as a stand-alone texture or asset pack, upload them to asset stores or file-sharing sites, or use them to train or fine-tune AI models. Full text in LICENSE.txt.

Files (each under 9 MB, each zip works on its own): 1-core (all 64 and 128 px textures, 128 normals, materials, demo room), 2-atlases, 3-256px-brick-to-doors, 4-256px-fabric-to-rust, 5-256px-sand-to-wood. Unzip any combination into one folder; they merge.

AI disclosure: textures are procedurally generated by code - no generative image model was used (no image generator, no photos, no scraped art); the generator code was written by an AI assistant.