Blue chair TRADITION houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted using Sketchup 8 and later converted to multiple other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, with a 3dsmax scene that uses 3ds Max 2016 version and rendering facilitated by Vray 3.00 The Tradition blue chair is an authentic wooden chair built from solid pine wood that honors the classic country style. With its vibrant, radiant color, this dining chair will infuse your furniture with genuine rustic charm. For your convenience, it also serves as a versatile kitchen chair option. Bring this red or anise green alternative to life and mix it up with the blue version if you'd like. Dimensions: 88 cm in height, 51 cm in width, 54 cm in depth; weight is approximately 4 Kg Find this product on Maisons du Monde at http://www.maisondumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/chaise-bleue-tradition-116271.htm Reference: 116271 Price: €79 Total polygons used: 5982 You'll find textures stored within the .skp file. Extracting textures from a .skp file is relatively straightforward, thanks to popular software solutions: Sketchup offers a free version and can help you export images directly as a 2D graphic using the File/Export/2D Graphic menu option. Alternatively, go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Check that Export Texture Maps is selected under options. Save your .dae file, which should contain all associated textures in a folder named after the exported model. If you have Cinema 4D installed, importing a .skp file into this program will automatically generate a folder containing the necessary textures adjacent to the imported model. For those working with 3ds Max, importing a .skp file into 3ds Max will place the texture files in a subdirectory called .assetsimages inside your scene directory. Exporting as an FBX file using the 'embed media' option enables you to access these textures more easily. Lastly, if you're familiar with Rhinoceros 3D, import your .skp file and navigate to Panels->Material Editor to manage textures effectively.