Bonnetire child wardrobe PASTEL Mole houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 13, then converted into multiple other formats for seamless rendering and versatility. Native format remains .skp, with 3ds Max scene rendered in 2016 version using Vray 3.00, Catalogue 2014 rendering style providing simplicity and classic elegance. Simple wooden armoire brings a touch of traditional linen cupboard charm to any space. This model includes features like a small door featuring a bullseye window, two removable shelves, and closet rod perfect for organizing your wardrobe or business attire, be it professional or infant-related items. With its taupe finish, this cabinet offers a soothing ambiance in compact spaces, just like the Ivory Ines child cabinet design found on our website. Measurements: Height 180 cm x Width 62 cm x Depth 42 cm, Weight: 33 kg. Product Reference Number: 135260, Retail Price: $297.00 Polygons: 1209 polygons make up this beautifully rendered model. For easy access to textures, please note that they are located within the .skp file itself. If you possess any of the following software tools, extracting textures becomes a breeze: Sketchup (Available Free): Under the 'File/Export/2d Graphic' option, simply choose your preferred 2D file format and proceed with exporting. Alternatively, export as a COLLADA File (*.dae) file from the same location and click on Options to select Export Texture Maps. Locate the exported folder to discover all associated textures. C4D (Free trial version works well): Importing .skp into C4D will automatically create a new directory with all textures for you. 3ds Max: When you import .skp into 3ds Max, texture files get stored in 'Assets\Images' within the same project directory. To simplify matters further, select 'Export fbx file with embed media' during export, so a folder containing all your chosen textures appears alongside your newly exported file. Rhinoceros 3D (Trial version is accessible): After importing .skp into Rhinoceros 3D, open the Material editor, find any material that has attached textures, then click on the texture name. You'll now see an opportunity to navigate to a folder named 'embedded_files' within AppData\LocalTemp\.