Buffet ARTIC gray houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 software before being converted into all other 3D formats available today. Its native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene renders with Vray 3.00 CATALOGUE 2015 Reference 146 846 Dimensions are measured in centimeters as Height: 70 cm x Length: 160 cm x Product Range: 45 cm and it weighs 54 kg From a clean design standpoint, this gray wooden buffet will provide ample storage options due to its simple and efficient layout. Equipped with three doors and featuring removable shelves that can be adjusted as needed, this buffet model offers flexible storage capabilities for any homeowner. A delicate deco light wood base nicely contrasts with the dominant gray color of this beautifully designed piece, adding a touch of sophistication. Our tip is to add decorative items such as lamps or vases on top of this stylish wooden tray to complete its modern look. You can see more buffet designs inspired by the Nordic style at Dekale 3. Price: €229.90 Polygons: 72 Textures can be easily found in .skp file, allowing users to customize them according to their needs. Extracting Textures from .skp Files: The process of extracting textures from a given .skp file is easy when you have access to one of the following software tools. Sketchup (Free Version) You simply need to export the desired 2D file from your Sketchup program under File/Export/2d Graphic, choosing any option available. Another Method: If this first method does not yield satisfactory results for you, here is an alternative solution. To start with, select File -> Export -> 3D Model. Then choose a .dae extension for the exported model and check if the 'Export Texture Maps' checkbox is selected in the export dialog box that appears. Upon successful completion of these steps, navigate to your designated file directory where all of your exported images should be stored within their corresponding folder structure. C4D (Trial version is more than enough) Using a trial C4D version won't pose any obstacles because upon importing your .skp file directly into C4D it instantly generates the appropriate folders for holding textures next to it inside C4D program files directory. In other 3d software such as C4D, when we import the file then a new folder is created automatically. And you will see in it a folder with exported textures together with a folder with materials of your original sketchup scene. 3ds Max A trial version of this software won't cause any problem either; you'll get your .skp file as a COLLADA or 3dsMax FBX (embedded) in 2.50, where it keeps your images together in C:/users/your user/Appdata/local/tempe embedded_files, so then no additional steps should be necessary