all yellow 2MALLES houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 software before being converted to all other formats for use in 3D design projects. The native file format is .skp, but it can also be used within a 3ds Max scene from 2016 version and rendered using Vray 3.00 for enhanced graphics. The Houses Furniture World collection features bright, modern designs like this Yellow trunk set. The two galvanized metal trunks have different sizes and feature a sunshine yellow color that adds a fun pop of personality to any room. As decorative storage containers or fashion trends, these trunks invite owners to get creative with their home decor and enjoy the benefits of eclectic interior design. The product belongs to Patio, a range that celebrates colors in the garden by combining four hues: apricot orange, fuchsia pink, aniseed green, and lagoon blue. Each small table features a retro look that creates a welcoming atmosphere for outdoor gatherings with friends and family. Whether used as a dining set or cocktail bar, this furniture collection inspires homeowners to live life outdoors and appreciate the beauty of nature. Size details: height is 25cm, width is 56cm, and depth is 35cm, weighing approximately 6.60 kilograms (14 lbs). Ref #122169, with a retail price tag of €79 ($87 USD). Modeling data reveals that it contains 15326 polygons for smooth rendering on 3D graphics cards. All textures are included in the original .skp file and can be accessed from there. To extract these textures from the .skp file: For users with Sketchup (free), you simply export your image of choice under File/Export/2d Graphic and save it as a two-dimensional file format such as JPG or PNG. Alternatively, import the .skp model to 3D Studio Max via File -> Export -> COLLADA file (.dae) selecting the export texture maps checkbox in options section. C4D users, on the other hand, will find that when they import the .skp file into Cinema 4D (free trial), a separate folder containing all textures will automatically be generated adjacent to your main scene. As for Rhino and other modeling software: If using Rhino, you need only import the Sketchup model, then visit panels under Material Editor > select any object with applied texture in panel. The three dots icon lets users access and easily extract desired file location on hard disk, typically found within: Local temp Embedded_Files Folder Finally for FBX export method when utilizing Max. Choose your export destination path while checking off 'embed media option selected (in Export dialog window), it shall produce a dedicated texture folder together with main fbx output. Feel free to save all your desired extracted content files anywhere, enjoy personalizing any collection according!