BISTRO TABLE SQUARE ARDAMEZ Company 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 software before being converted to various other formats. Its native format is .skp, and when loaded into 3ds Max, it appears as a 3ds Max 2016 scene rendered with Vray 3.00 This square bistro table, crafted by an artisan skilled in screen printing enamels, is rimmed in copper, brass or stainless steel for maximum durability and ideal use both indoors and outdoors, resisting UV and corrosion factors, thanks to its remarkable strength. The Ardamez line of bistro tables stands out due to the high quality of the enamels used, making these pieces truly made to last. Available color: BLUE RAL 5022, price €539.00 Polys count :7953 You will find textures within the .skp file itself. Here are some guidelines for how to extract them if you happen to own any of the software listed below: 1) Sketchup: First method: Go to File -> Export, select "2D Graphic", drop down menu - choose your desired format, and hit OK. Second method: go File->Export-3D model->select COLLADA File(.dae)-click on options-make sure "export Texture maps" is checked-export file click where should export go. You will find all textures within a new folder inside that same exported location. 2) C4D Importing .skp into C4D auto generates folder containing texture files directly beside the main .skp itself. 3) 3ds Max Import .skp, and it places textures right in:3DS Max Scene\assets\images. Export with FBX - Embed Media option- automatically makes folder with textures as well 4) Rhinoceros 3D Import file - load up Material editor (Panels-Materials). Select a material you'd like to check, and under texture panel you can open the texture and it will appear at "..\AppDataLocalTemp.embedded_files" Just right click > Copy all ,then paste any place