BASICS beige carpet 140x200 houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 software and then successfully converted to other 3D formats as needed. Native file format is .skp, and it was exported as a 3ds Max 2016 scene rendered with Vray 3.00 For a cozy lounge with a bright atmosphere, pick the Basics silver living room carpet for its warm tone and stylish look. A modern rug that's not too small in size or color would complement this style nicely. This beautiful leather belt features an elegant simple design made of genuine leather. It looks fantastic ! This product belongs to the Zen Atmosphere collection: Give your home a breath of fresh air with this wonderful series of products designed for a healthy atmosphere at home. Items feature clean lines, shades that bring greenery inside, and natural materials like light wood for that outdoors feel. Colors are soothing, ranging from creamy white to coffee tones, creating a tranquil setting perfect for unwinding in the evening or morning hours before bed. Object size: H 200 cm x W 140 cm; Weight: 6.30 Kg http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/en/product/basics-silver-lounge-room-carpet-116449.html Ref: 116449 Price: $69.00 Polygons: 6 You can find the textures in .skp file How to extract them? If you have any of the following software installed, it's a simple task that follows these steps: 1.Sketchup (Free) Export image as desired from under File -> Export/2D Graphic - dropdown menu. That's all there is. Another method: Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model and export it in a COLLADA File (*.dae). Make sure 'Export Texture Maps' option is checked, click Options. After exporting the file location, you will see a folder with exported textures within. 1.C4D (even trial version) .skp files automatically create a folder containing all texture data upon importing to C4D. 3ds Max .skp file imports and textures are stored under ..\3dsMax sceneassetsimages for quick access. Also, you can export FBX with embedded media enabled which saves textures next to the FBX model when exported. Rhino 3D (Trial Version is also enough) .skp files importing creates a Material Editor option: Panels -> Material Editor to access any material and select any material that features texture. Now, open up any folder where you see your textures. They are all contained within in embedded files folder. Feel free to copy/paste these files anywhere for your convenience