BERGAMO chair anthracite houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted into multiple formats for use. Its native format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene uses the 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD, NEW 2013 introduces a sleek and modern design to your outdoor space. The anthracite Bergamo chair features removable cushions in a deep gray wood appearance, perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your polywood garden furniture. Its unique style finds its place perfectly on any wooden or stone patio, taking full advantage of the beautiful scenery around you. As part of this collection, explore the seat anthracite with right armrest and matching chair. Size (cm): 66 high x 74 wide x 87 deep. Weighing just 13.50 Kg, this outdoor furniture set is an absolute delight. Discover it now! Visit: http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/fauteuil-de-jardin-gris-anthracite-bergame-131112.htm Reference number: 131112 Price: €239 A total of 2054 polygons make up this stunning chair model. For texture files, refer to the .skp file itself, as they can be easily extracted. Simply use any one of the following software packages, following their provided guidelines for extracting textures: If you're a user of Sketchup (completely free), simply export your chosen 2D image using File -> Export -> 3d Graphic. Another approach with Sketchup is to export as COLLADA file. Just follow these easy steps: Go to the 'Export' option in File and choose 'COLLADA file' (.dae) option. Check the box next to "export Texture Maps" while doing so. Upon opening the exported directory, locate a folder carrying the name of your .skp export file; this should have all texture maps embedded within. Another possible tool to use is C4D, which will instantly create a new folder containing all necessary textures as you import the .skp file. If working in 3ds Max or have access to it, when importing .skp files directly into 3ds Max, they can automatically be stored to "..3dsMax scene/assets/images". These texture files might not appear readily; exporting them as FBX may also generate these in a newly created textures folder together with the export file. Additionally, you could make use of Rhinoceros 3D and access materials editor (under "panels"). Just locate and select any material that comes with the associated textures and click 'embedded files'. This should bring all necessary images up and it should display their paths as located at "c:\users\<username>\appdata\local\temp". You can simply copy them to a suitable folder from there.