Bath Maisons du Monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 and then converted into every other 3D format available. The native file type is .skp, while 3ds Max scenes are saved in 2016 version, rendered using Vray 3.00 Suspension Counter Reference number: 117-219; Price: €69.00 Dimensions (cm): H 106 x W 50 x D 50 Weight: 4 kg Furniture Bathroom BARTHELEMY Reference Number: 122385; Price: €109.90 Dimensions (cm): H 130 x L 150 x P 60 Garbage Ref. number: 111215; Price: €45.00 Dimensions (cm): H 52 x W 38 x D 38 Weight: 4.25 kg Mirror Montparnasse Ref. number: 104536; Price: €119.00 Dimensional weight in cm: L 90; mirror weights at 12.10 Kg Chest PETIT ATELIER Ref. number: 115991; Price: €229.00 Dimensions (cm): H 75 x W 80 x D 40 Weight: 28 kg Big model Delight Red Carpet, reference Number: 122373; Price: €369.00 Dimensions in cm: L 200 x W 300 Weight: 13.50 kg. Polygons total are at 53952 total. Textures can be found within the native .skp file and are located for user convenience to view. Textures, however, can not easily extracted. Those who wish to extract will find simple steps below: Sketchup is free of charge, therefore one might find it easy. The way that export in Sketchup: To start simply save under your preference choice as 2d graphic through option selection via file->Export -> drop down box A further approach with Sketchup You have to start exporting 3D models by choosing the File > Export and select as a COLLADA File (* .dae). Check off on the Option box whether export texture maps. When exporting in COLLADA format (.dae), open directory path that contains the file exported. Folder next to file name with the exact same naming as imported contains textures which are available for view.