ALASKA APPLY houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 13 and then converted to other 3D formats entirely. The native format is .skp, and the 3ds Max scene uses 2016 version software, rendered with Vray 3.00. Reference number: 146453. Dimensions (in centimeters) are H 76 x W 80 x PR 11, while the weight is 4 kilograms. That bright star shines without surprise! The asteroid in question is no exception to this rule. Off by itself, it makes a beautiful decoration. On, it will dazzle your eyes just like other evenings or special events. Our suggestion: use it perfectly in a modern setting, and also consider placing it in a child's room or teen's bedroom, following the same principles. To get textures from the .skp file, follow these guidelines: You can find all of the necessary software to do this easily. If you have any of the listed applications, just follow their specific instructions to extract the textures from your .skp file. If you're using Sketchup (which is free), you can export an image as a 2D file under File/Export/2d Graphic. Choose any type of 2D file and click on "File" in the menu bar, then select "Export." A drop-down list will appear, so choose your preferred format from there. Another way to extract textures using Sketchup is to go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Here you need to make sure that "Export Texture Maps" is selected as an option by clicking on the options button and checking the box. If you have C4D (and even a trial version will work), when importing the .skp file into your program, it automatically generates a folder with textures next to the file itself. In 3ds Max, when you import a .skp file, it saves the texture files in a specific location - typically at '..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages.' You can also find textures there. Another option is to export an FBX file from your 3ds Max scene and select the 'embed media' option. This will generate a folder with textures together with your exported FBX file. For Rhinoceros 3D (which has a trial version available), when you import the .skp file, open the Material editor and then click on any material that has texture applied to it. Select the material by clicking its name in the Textures section. Now, when you click on three little dots next to your selected material's name, all of your textures should be visible. You can find them at ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files. Feel free to copy and paste these textures into any folder that suits your needs.