Bambi carpets houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 13 before being converted into all other formats available. The native format is .skp, while a 3ds Max scene renders with Vray 3.00 and a catalogue from 2014. All the wildlife featured on this carpet bears a striking resemblance to Bambi, drawing inspiration from the iconic animated film. Soft colors like polka dots instantly evoke memories of childhood and create an inviting atmosphere in any room through its pastel hues and whimsical motifs that clash beautifully in a burst of colorful joy. Don't miss out on our other matching products: a comprehensive collection of cushions and mattress sleepover designs to add a finishing touch to your room. Specifications include a size of H 80 x W 120, weighing 1.60 Kg, with reference number Ref. 135 311 priced at € 49.90, containing 6 polygons. You can access the textures in .skp format or download the catalogue and 3dsmax file formats from this site. Follow these simple steps to extract the textures: With Sketchup (free): Select 'File/Export/2d Graphic - drop down option', then save it as a choice of 2D file. Another way is: go to 'File -> Export -> 3D Model' and export as .collada File, ensure 'Export Texture Maps' is checked. Open the exported folder location; inside this folder, you'll find a texture pack folder that holds all your textures. If using C4D (a trial version is sufficient): simply import the .skp file to generate automatically a texture folder beside the file. When importing .skp in 3ds Max: open scene path - .3dsMaxsceneassetsimages will hold all of the image and asset files embedded. Alternatively, you can export fbx with media embed on and have an easily downloadable assets collection alongside. And using Rhinoceros 3D (also offers a trial): load the skp into Rhino. Enter the Material Editor. Any texture material in the texture section can be extracted directly - click and expand for easy texture viewing; browse AppData to .LocalTempEmbedded_Files. Simply copy or move the image folder for easier use later on!