BISTRO TABLE SQUARE ARDAMEZ Company 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 software and later converted into other formats for easy sharing and compatibility. The native format of this 3D model is .skp, compatible with all major CAD applications including 3dsmax, Cinema4d, Autodesk AutoCAD, and Rhino3D software. The quality of materials used in this model allows it to withstand outdoor weather conditions such as extreme sunlight exposure (UV) and rust-proof finish, ensuring long-lasting durability even after heavy usage. Ardamez offers custom orders for tables that meet individual needs and tastes while also providing the perfect fit and function for indoor spaces. A wide range of finishes can be achieved by choosing between rimmed enamels in copper, brass, or stainless steel. The square bistro table features vibrant enamel colors in an exclusive selection available at Ardamez, ideal for decorating living areas, gardens, restaurants, and other interior designs where the table can provide elegant and charming functionality. Colors of these bistro tables vary and include RAL 6011 Green. Please note that this 3D model has no textures but can be exported using standard procedures on all listed software tools such as: - Autodesk 3dsmax scene This scene was made using Autodesk 3ds Max version 2016, rendering it with Vray version 3.00, an advanced real-time graphics plugin. Extracting textures from this 3D model file is easy when exported in any compatible software or CAD application as mentioned above. The following steps illustrate the texture extraction process: * To export a .skp file for Sketchup (free download) software - In your CAD file editor go to the File drop-down menu. - Go down the option menu until it shows Export, - Once in the options choose Export Texture Map - Navigate into exported files on computer folder to access images as textures extracted. Cinema 4D software: When importing the .skp file into C4D automatically generate texture files right next to the .skp file imported into this app. - For 3dsmax: Upon successful import of your 3d object file you can also export an FBX with embed media enabled - Click on 'Options button Then navigate to your folder directory, a text box with texture names shows that you now see them in it's proper folder Rhinoceros3D software. The first step would be importing the .skp into the rhino 3D program application and finding its file name You then navigate the three-dot (panel) option to open your panel where material editor can assist users further with materials.