BISTRO TABLE RONDE ARDAMEZ Company 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted using Sketchup 8 before being converted into every other popular 3D format available. Its native file type is .skp, with 3ds Max 2016 serving as its version control system for scenes, which were then rendered with the latest version of Vray, number 3.00. This charming enamelled round bistro table, skillfully hand screen printed by a highly trained artisan and finished with rimmed enamel copper, brass or stainless steel is ideal for indoor use in dining areas, kitchen backsplashes or as an eye-catching centerpiece that elevates any home decor space. Thanks to its high-quality enamels used, this table exhibits remarkable strength and can withstand even the toughest indoor and outdoor conditions - it resists corrosion and UV damage. The Ardamez brand of furniture has set a new standard for durability and excellence in tabletops with its tables built to last forever.\nRAL 6011, GREEN, price: $419.00\nPolygons: 8387 Users can locate the embedded textures within this .skp file for free if they own or have access to any of these popular software packages. For those running Sketchup (completely free), extracting images is easy as follows: go under File -> Export and click on the "2D Graphic" drop down option. Click save. Another way is going to File - > Export, choosing 3D Model in file format Collada (.dae). Select export texture maps option during this step by pressing Options. Navigate to the location where the file was saved at after completing the above instructions; inside of it will be found folder containing images that were created previously during your last two steps. Another simple method would be importing .skp into C4D software, in its free trial mode. Importing should instantly create a folder for textures along with a copy of your file next to this import location after successful completion. If running 3ds Max then importing will result into putting these same images into following path inside it: .3dsMaxsceneassetsimages - go ahead and click copy in order to easily transfer them over wherever else you desire. The FBX format export from software contains an embedded media option; check the box that allows "Embed media". This action results in folder appearing where your exported file lies once finished successfully transferring textures contained. Rhino software provides similar function when run in trial version: just open .skp, go ahead and hit Panels then pick material. Select whatever one contains an image on it now - this time though click that texture name followed immediately after three dots shown next too so as allow user find path leading directly inside temp folder directory where original picture has landed awaiting retrieval purposes today finally here users simply type 'paste' once all needed actions complete in order obtain copied images quickly moved from prior places visited throughout their respective systems recently previously earlier done using aforementioned instructions carefully read provided prior ones given steps.