Brown pouf ANDREWS houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 13 before being converted into other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, while the 3dsmax scene was generated using 3ds Max 2016 version and rendered using Vray 3.00 from the CATALOGUE 2014 edition. The design boasts a rounded aesthetic that will bring about a comfortable brown wraparound seating arrangement reminiscent of a baseball shape, and its microsuede ottoman element adds a vintage touch to any decor setting. This item was originally created as a side chair, featuring a small ottoman with the number 5 printed on one of its sides. There's also an equivalent smaller version available, which features a child-sized vintage gray ottoman dubbed the Andrews. Dimensions (in cm): Height - 58, Width - 84, Depth - 78 Weight: 0.10 Kg Reference # 144856 Price: €249.90 Total polygons count: 183 You can find all necessary textures stored within the .skp file If you're familiar with any of these software options listed below, then it should be an easy task for you to follow their provided guidelines to extract your required textures. Here are some popular software used to accomplish this: Sketchup (Free) To export the image as a 2D graphic, simply navigate through File/Export/2d Graphic from within Sketchup's dropdown option. You can also use another method which requires you go to the options and ensure that the export texture maps checkbox is ticked before exporting it as a COLLADA file (*dae) from there. Locate the exported folder next and check out if all your desired textures have been saved alongside it. C4D (Trial version enough) Simply importing your .skp model in C4D, you will notice an automatically generated folder storing your textures adjacent to the imported model itself. 3ds Max When importing your .skp model into 3ds Max it stores your texture files within the path directory as well..\\3dsMaxsceneassetsimages So you should easily find your textures here too, along with having an option in export settings under embed media so it saves everything neatly for you.