Bedside BLINDShouses the world 3D model

cgtrader

This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 before being converted to other popular formats including OBJ and STL. The native format is still .skp but scenes can be exported as 3ds Max 2016 files rendered with Vray 3.00, giving users a highly detailed view of the product. Dimensions for this item measure H 60 x W 45 x PR 35 cm. With an actual weight of 15 kg and designed from solid gray mango wood, this stylish nightstand is built to fit comfortably next to any bed. This attractive bedside table boasts a practical removable inner shelf perfect for storing books while allowing users easy access when reading in bed. An eye-catching detail found on the front panel includes the subtle design element of perforated louvers. To make the most out of this stylish room decor piece, it's highly recommended to add a lamp fitted securely into the tray to provide adequate lighting. Those interested in similar designs can also explore other bedside table options like our popular MISTRAL model. Reference number: 146759 | Price: € 169.90 Important Note About Textures All textures related to this 3D model are available within its native .skp file format. Extracting Texture Maps From The Skp File ------------------------------------------ If you already have Sketchup, C4D, or 3ds Max installed on your computer system, extracting the texture maps becomes incredibly straightforward. Below is a step-by-step guide tailored for each of these popular software packages. SketchUp -------- - To export images from this .skp file in any preferred format (2D file), go to File -> Export and click on '3D Model' under 'File/Export'. Next, select the export location of your choice. Alternative Method Using C4D ------------------------------ Using either a full or trial version of Cinema 4D suffices. Import the .skp model into C4D. All the required textures are then generated within the same directory where you imported the model. 3ds Max --------- To view texture files associated with this model in 3ds Max, follow these simple steps: Open 3ds Max and import the provided .skp file from there navigate to 3dsMax/scene/assets/images where you'll find your texture map embedded in this path as per our recommendations for viewing models in this manner we made earlier which means it looks great with those embedded textures right on top of your rendered image. You may wish simply export an FBX version using embedded media option so everything else just happens without doing much work anymore. Rhino 3D (Full Or Trial) ------------------------- Another powerful software available free in trial for a limited time to use only while creating new things let alone extracting images, we can open material panel under Rhino Panels Menu -> Material then any item showing up texture button three dots above next time select it copy them and paste them into your favourite folder at this moment I could explain the details but why would you still have all other stuff lying around after importing first file already told so just give it shot since I showed where they are, you get all those textures ready there right before use