Buffet MONTANA Maisons du Monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 8 before being converted into multiple other formats for use. Its native format is .skp, while 3ds Max scenes require a 2016 version of 3ds Max, rendered using Vray 3.00. Dimensions: Height 80 cm x Width 130 cm x Projection 45 cm. The total weight is 60 kilograms. A multipurpose buffet featuring multiple doors and drawers makes for a visually stunning centerpiece in any living room. This modern, unique buffet is an expert blend of varnished wood, raw wood, and metal, resulting in a harmonious mix of natural colors that can be paired with various decorative items. One notable feature is the diverse skin tones of the central door, making each piece distinctive from another. When it comes to placing decorative items on the shelf, users are recommended to choose their favorite items freely, including, why not, the WASSILA lamp for a more elegant touch? If you like being unique and want something similar, consider discovering the LENOX buffet as well. For a detailed price breakdown: Ref. 147119; Price: € 699.90; Total number of polygons in the scene is 217. Accessing textures found within this model can be done in one or more ways depending on software options available to users: Users with access to Sketchup may do the following steps: * Under 'File' click 'Export' * Go to '2D Graphic' dropdown menu and select your chosen output type * To achieve the alternative export path: Open file and go to 'File -> Export', Selecting '3D Model' will automatically export in .dae format which may need a bit of extra configuration as well. With C4D software installed on a device users may follow this route: Users with access to free C4D trial or have C4D subscription can import their .skp model. An easy and immediate path to discovering embedded texture is clicking directly in File option. As an option to accessing the model using 3ds Max there's more than one choice to export your data files - the process will start as with other programs which can lead users straight through 'export fbx' which allows the inclusion of textures automatically upon its selection for a successful output. Another method when needing Rhinoceros 3D software to work effectively on your model, is described in three steps: