Bench chest PRINCESS pink toys houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 13 software and then converted to other formats such as STL or OBJ for 3D printing, but its native format is .skp file. A scene from this 3D Max model has been set up in 3ds Max 2016 with a high-quality render made possible by Vray 3.00 technology, an image rendering program. The all-pink, princess-themed toy box comes equipped with plenty of storage space to hold your child's precious possessions and it also makes for an excellent extra seat that kids can use as they play indoors. Its beautiful pattern on the front door catches the eye of every little girl or boy who lays eyes on this tiny but versatile storage unit. Another product is available in a safer and more vibrant option called Child Gourmandise, making all toys kid-friendly with its safety and style combination. This particular toy box measures H 75 x W 77 x D 33 cm, with an average weight of twenty kg. For those interested, there are free resources such as software that make extracting textures a relatively straightforward task: You can easily extract textures if you have any of these tools: - Sketchup (completely free): To export an image of your chosen quality, go to File/Export and click on the 2d Graphic - drop-down option. Or another method: Go to file > Export and then choose 3D model. Now export it as COLLADA File ( *.dae). Then make sure you check the Export Texture Maps button and after that find all the texture files in a folder where the exported file was stored. - Cinema4d (a free trial will work too): Once your Sketchup .skp file is imported, automatically generates a textures folder next to the file. You are ready! And if using 3ds Max, there are options too. When your skp file is imported into max, textures files can be located at C:/users/username/appdata/local/temp/images Also note that, in some cases you can also export FBX File ( embed media option on ) so you'll automatically have a textures folder along with it. And there's one more program. - Rhino 3D is capable of finding embedded images in skp file. To do this follow these steps: In your Sketchup document, import any image to test its path. Open up material editor from within Rhinoceros panels and click on the material (there's an eye at left top). Click anywhere to choose all textures which then appear below it as you open new view ( right arrow at left panel ), where images can now be seen - in embedded files temp/appdata/local temp If the location above isn't located, look again at C/users/username/temp Also make sure not to delete the whole ' temp' directory or its content as this contains data of your projects, like images.