Bunk bed white child NORTH DOCK houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 14 before being converted into multiple formats. The native format is .skp, while 3dsmax scenes are rendered in 2016 versions of 3ds Max. Vray 3.00 powered the rendering, and Catalogue 2014 managed everything. A soft seaside atmosphere awaits inside this white bunk bed's spacious interior designed specifically for our little toddlers' play area. When unexpected guests pop by in shorts, you'll be glad you invested in double beds - so much more convenient than scrambling around looking for spare couches! Meanwhile, storage drawers hidden discreetly beneath can help keep your toddler's vast collection of toys and belongings organized in a snap. Most deco furniture boasts a customized taupe hue that ties the entire space together nicely. Dimensions (cm): 159h x 102w x 206d; weighing in at a substantial 99 kg. Reference number: 137037, Price: €494.50 Polygons total: 28429. Find your textures easily embedded within the .skp file. To extract those lovely textures and give them a fresh new home of their own - you'll need to import them using these instructions, no matter what software program you use: Sketchup (totally free): First off export the image as per your preference, by navigating File > Export > 2d Graphic - this will pop up drop-down options galore! Another super cool trick involves navigating to file export 3D Model and hitting save. Then click Options to check for exported Texture Maps while doing that. A folder full of your freshly extracted textures is just around the corner; simply click it, voila! Or how about this? C4D - the trial version is absolutely perfect. Once imported to C4D, this model automatically organizes textures into a nifty little folder located conveniently right next door to the .skp file itself. It can't get any easier than that! And last but not least, 3ds Max & Rhinoceros 3D fans take note: When the time comes to import the .skp file into your scene, the native .max and FBX export options have a lovely little checkbox for textures. All the above software packages provide seamless extraction experience! If at first it's hard to get used, please follow instructions one more time or two, maybe. Once familiar with this awesome new trick, extracting all those sweet textures into any chosen folder becomes effortless in no time at all!