Materialist

Hey.

Materialist is a tool for organizing your PBR material workflow.

I made it because material libraries tend to become folders full of loosely named textures, and every new project means sorting maps, wiring materials, packing channels, checking previews, and copying everything into place all over again.

Materialist handles the repetitive parts while keeping your actual texture files under your control.

 The problems it solves

•  Your materials are scattered across folders and ZIP files.
• Every asset uses slightly different texture names.
•  Different texture slots need different export sizes.
• ORM maps need packing again.
• You want to check a material before putting it into a project.
• Getting a finished material into Godot takes more steps than it should.

 What Materialist does

Organize materials into collections, search, sort, rename, and inspect them without digging through folders manually.

Fix and prepare textures

Swap texture slots, exclude unwanted maps, convert smoothness to roughness, choose export sizes per slot, and pack AO,  roughness, and metallic into an ORM texture.

Who it’s for

 Materialist is for artists, solo developers, and small teams with a growing collection of PBR materials—especially anyone using Godot who is tired of hand-wiring the same textures again and again. It isn’t an asset pack, marketplace, or cloud library. It’s just a focused desktop tool for keeping the materials you already own organized and ready to use.

Download

Materialist is currently available for 64-bit Windows. Download the ZIP, extract it somewhere, and run materialist.exe. There’s no installer.

If you run into something strange, or have a material workflow that Materialist doesn’t handle well yet, leave a comment or send me a message. I’d like to hear about it.