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Human: 3D Plant Dusters Made with Gynerium Materials Found on Trees and Shrubs Growing in Gardens Polygons: 76032 Textures Can Be Extracted from .SKP Files Instructions for Accessing Textures Inside SKP Files The Process of Retrieving Textures from a .SKP File is Easier Than You Think If You Own or Have Access to One of the Following Software, You're Just a Few Clicks Away: Sketchup: The Free Solution to Your Texture Needs First Method: Export 2D Graphics as Desired Under the File Menu Alternative Approach: Go to File > Export > 3D Model and Save It As A COLLADA FILE. Be Sure to Check the Box That Reads "Export Texture Maps." The Folder Containing All Textures Will Automatically Be Saved in the Same Directory as the EXPORTED MODEL. C4D: Your Pathway to Easy Texture Retrieval Using a Trial Version of C4D Will Satisfy Your Texture Requirements Simply Import the .SKP File, and a Separate Folder Containing Textures Will Automatically be Created Alongside the Imported File. 3ds Max: Extracting Textures Just Got a Whole Lot Easier When Importing a SKP file to 3ds Max, all your textures will automatically be saved in the sceneassetsimages folder. For those who want more control over the process, selecting the "Embed Media" option when exporting an FBX file will result in a separate texture folder being generated along with it. Rhinoceros 3D: A Quick Solution for Those With Time on Their Hands A Free Trial Version is All You Need To extract your textures using Rhinoceros 3D, simply open up the .skp file. Open Material Editor (located under Panels > Material editor). Find any material that has texture embedded and click it. Once selected, right-click in Textures Section, hit 'show Texture location'. It will show you the path of your texture files stored temporarily in AppDataLocalTemp/embedded_files. And That's it! Now You Have Access to All Your Sketched Out Textures. Copy And Paste Them Wherever You Want