ABC Girl Canvas Houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 13 and then converted into multiple formats compatible with other 3D modeling software programs. The original file format is .skp, but it can be exported in many other popular formats for use in different digital environments. A 3dsmax scene has been prepared for the project, rendered using Vray 3.00 in a version specific to 2016, and the final rendering was done with a 3ds Max catalog of textures created in 2014. This wall decoration is both playful and poetic, as it includes all the letters of the alphabet printed on a delicate air bubble that floats on the canvas. This deco canvas is decorated with tiny birds, butterflies, bird cages, and colorful floral patterns, which add to its romantic atmosphere. As a result, this wall decoration can make for a lovely gift idea for a little girl's room or play area. Check out also our other design: the happiness-themed air bubble. Size in cm: 80 height x 60 width x 5 depth Ref: 134908 Price $69.90 The textures of the image can be extracted directly from the .skp file by using one of several methods, depending on the available software tools. If you have Sketchup installed and running: You simply export an image of your choice as a 2D file through the menu: File->Export->2d Graphic (drop down option) Another method in case you want to try it differently: Just follow these steps: Open your sketchup document, then go to the menu: File->Export. Exporting as COLLADA files (*.dae) is a convenient way to share 3D models between various applications and render engines. While clicking on export, select Options to enable exporting of Texture Maps. When you have done this correctly, the .skp file location contains all textures as separate images. To import and then use in your desired program (for instance Sketchup) click "Browse", and go back to the file's home directory to find it, or to browse for the export folder and drag everything in there. In any case the end result should have all image formats correctly aligned within the folder. This way you can also copy them over later, either by creating a new document or opening existing documents that already exist. If C4D software is installed and operational: You'll get a complete texture set right after importing an .skp file into Cinema 4D. Just make sure that the .skp file name is entered correctly as you will find the folder generated with your textures inside the software application itself. For the case of working within 3dsmax scene format, go ahead and import the model as if it's your regular workflow would normally demand to proceed by opening or exporting your work. You might see all materials (for which we already mentioned earlier you had checked Export Texture Maps while creating .collada files above), listed below, including their own subfolders. For example if your software has allowed access within that same folder from step above, and a specific .collada model shows its material editor showing some missing texture elements for these materials then just locate them inside C:\users[account]\AppDataLocalTemp/embedded\_files and it is possible that the path will resolve itself when pasting or exporting those specific textures. Finally, users with Rhinoceros 3D can proceed as well since it contains embedded textures like you see mentioned. They get located directly from importing .skp files and they're viewable right away by double clicking over an entry inside any list found below within Materials tab which will prompt material browser panel opening up. Here they appear next to an arrow (the button with three vertical dots pointing left, top right of each icon). By going further down on panels -> Material Editor the very moment they hit select you can locate name then just copy and paste wherever you like from directory AppData\Local\Temp/embedded\_files