A world of bubbles and black with Black and marshes of Tiles 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 software and then converted into multiple other 3D formats for wide accessibility. The native format of this design is .skp, while the 3dsmax scene utilizes 3ds Max 2016 version with Vray 3.00 rendering engine to produce photorealistic visuals. Design credits go to Frederic TABARY who specializes in creating intricate patterns and designs, particularly for tiles that showcase a mix of classic and modern styles. His tile design can be found at an affordable price point ranging from $72 to $129 per square meter. For a larger scale, you may opt for the full pattern which measures 40x40 dimensions. Back in 1977, Bertrand Damoiseau became captivated by the elegance of tiles produced during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, inspiring him to establish the Tiles Marais company, now named "Bertrand Damoiseau" after its founder. Located within Bertrand Damoiseau's workshop is a place where creative craftsmanship is practiced diligently by transforming raw materials into artistic works that are truly eye-catching. Tiles from Marais serve to uphold traditional craftsmanship techniques passed down through generations. With a vision of beautifying every home with beautiful tiles, Bertrand Damoiseau presents a vast range of high-quality tiles ready for use in your personal interior projects. You can reach Tiles Marais Paris at 46 rue du Vieux Temple in the heart of the 4th district, while other offices can be found in Nantes (2, rue de Strasbourg) and Lille. Visit our website www.carrelage-ciment.fr to discover a new world of possibilities! Extracting textures from .skp file becomes easy when utilizing any of these popular software: Sketchup: You can export 3D designs with a 2D image using the File > Export menu under Graphics submenu in your preferred format. Another simpler approach is exporting the 3D design as COLLADA files with an options window displaying, allowing you to save all associated texture maps at desired destination. The exported files, along with the related textures folder, should then appear in a newly created directory with a .dae file within. C4D: Upon successful importation of the .skp design into C4D software, you'll instantly notice an auto-generated folder holding each of your design's required textures in their proper positions adjacent to .skp files within C4D program. All these extracted and named individual tiles may then be conveniently relocated wherever needed for use in future artistic endeavors. 3ds Max: After the importation process, the 3DMax system creates a special subdirectory located under "SceneAssetsImages". Each saved image or picture you'll find here could easily substitute one with a texture originally existing on any of your original imported files. Alternatively, simply saving an FBX file while keeping embed media selected should allow .txt directory containing every single individual tile extracted to be viewed by clicking respective options menu option displayed in C4D dialogue box following FBX Export procedure execution within its built-in interface panel. Rhinoceros 3D: Import the Sketchup design directly into Rhinoceros software with an option provided when clicking importation settings. Next, go straight to materials menu where select desired item; it will have 'name of tile' icon in left area above and can click small three-dot icon visible adjacent right to display its textures located within application’s Temp folder named "embedded_files." These you may copy-paste or download to desired storage device if desired.