Bedside pink MARJOLAINE houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 and later converted into various formats for other 3D software programs. The native file format is .skp, while a scene created with 3ds Max 2016 can be opened directly within the program. Renderings were achieved with Vray 3.00. Bringing a touch of vibrancy to your classic room, this pink bedside Marjolaine combines style with functionality. Crafted from recycled wood, this small occasional table boasts a metal handle drawer and an aged finish that evokes nostalgia. Also available in green, the rose nightstand stands out due to its vintage charm and distinctive color. The dimensions of this piece are 57cm in height, 40cm in width, and 30cm in depth. With a weight of 7.65 kg, it is substantial yet compact enough for small spaces. Additional information can be found on the Maisons du Monde website: http://www.maisondumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/chevet-rose-bois-recycle-marjolaine-130944.htm The reference number is 130944 and the price is €129. With a total of 103 polygons, this piece provides excellent detail. Texturing data can be extracted from the .skp file using certain software programs that support Sketchup files: Sketchup offers an export option for saving textures. Under the "File" menu, users can select "Export" and then choose "2D Graphic." Users will see a list of options where they can save the image in various 2D file formats. Another way to extract texture maps from Sketchup is by following these steps: - First, navigate to "File" and then click on "Export." - From there, select "3D Model," but before you do, be sure that your software will export Texture Maps as it’s a required feature for exporting files in 3ds Max format. - Next, browse to the file location where your .skp is saved and look for a folder that has been named based on your file.