it would be great if you could add dirt or aging to the materials in a quick way like lumion has.
Hi Kino, I totally agree with you it would be great to have this option of weathering/ruining the materials. I believe very much in the team and I also hope to be added in the next versions.
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I agree you, but i think more perfect way will be, to add new feature in D5, i mean brush to paint on a faces/layers, like it is in blender. I already posted this idea here. I work for a Sketchup and then use D5 render wich is awesome, but i am Environment artist, and so, i need more details. I think same kind feature will solve your and mine problems at the same time and will be awesome one, to create detailed materials.
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I agree with you 2 that it would be great to have the ability to weather/destroy materials, hopefully due to the bigger buzz around this it will be added. 
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Hello everyone!
What are your alternative at the moment to create “damaged, used” materials?
Placing decals?
Aging and damaged materials aren’t so crucial for d5, ok. I usually prefer some good maps instead of a randomly generated, mediocre effect.
Yet, competition offers this feature since years and sometimes can be a fast, handy solution. A slider with map slot like the post above this will be great and probably not so difficult to implement.
If they implement it like the triplanar mapping feature, it could automatically apply wear to edges and crevices. Lumion has had this for ages, and it’s about time D5 got a similar (but better!) version.