BISTRO TABLE SQUARE ARDAMEZ Company 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 8 and subsequently transformed into multiple formats using diverse conversion techniques. The native file type is .skp, while a corresponding 3dsmax scene resides within 3ds Max 2016, rendered effortlessly using Vray 3.00. Envision an exquisite square bistro table boasting a unique appearance - its surface features intricately designed engravings carefully crafted by an artisan's skilled hand, topped with copper, brass, or stainless steel for enhanced visual appeal. The result is a stunning centerpiece suitable for indoor and outdoor settings (showcasing exceptional resilience against UV radiation and corrosion). This beautifully designed Ardamez bistro table boasts unparalleled strength, ensuring its lasting beauty for years to come. The color of this exceptional design adheres strictly to the specified RAL 7030 hue, categorized as grey, available for purchase at a reasonable price: €539.00. A detailed breakdown reveals an impressive polygon count of 7953, underscoring the richness and depth of this intricately crafted model. Interested users can find corresponding textures stored conveniently within the .skp file. For those possessing the required software tools, extracting these textures is relatively straightforward: **Users equipped with Sketchup** 1. Export your chosen image by selecting File > Export > 2D Graphic from the menu. 2. Alternatively: * Navigate to File -> Export -> 3D Model. * In the export settings, ensure 'Export Texture Maps' remains enabled. * Proceed to extract textures stored within the exported file. **Those with C4D (inclusive of trial versions)** Upon successful importation, you will observe a pre-generated folder containing textures adjacent to your .skp file. **Utilizing 3ds Max** After importing the .skp model, the program will automatically direct its attention to extracting and saving the embedded textures within: `..\AppDataLocalTemp\embedded_files` Alternatively, exporting fbx files with embed media enabled facilitates storing of the extracted images together with the final exported file. **Rhinoceros 3D users (also valid for those working on a trial basis)** Simply open material editor in the .skp model file: * Panels -> Material editor. Select any applicable texture in the texture field, click to browse, and all textures embedded will become easily accessible. The temporary embedded folder `..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files` serves as your primary repository. Now that you've mastered the intricacies of retrieving your 3D image files and corresponding images - nothing is preventing your continued access to further refine these details or take an extra moment for any needed alterations at leisure.