Cabinet CURIOSITY houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 software before being converted into all other formats of 3D design. Its native format is .skp, which allows for a high degree of compatibility when sharing files. 3dsmax scene is rendered in 2016 version using Vray 3.00 software. This is the description of HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD NEW semainier, released in Black firm color by 2013 model. The cabinet itself has a fascinating design with a dark wood texture that includes seven drawers - three small and four larger drawers to hold various papers and documents safely stored away. Atop the cabinet is a unique glass lid on a small glass niche, enabling easy access to the inside compartment. Adorned with intricate metalwork handle details complete with label holders, this black wooden cabinet exudes elegance that is impossible to resist. You are encouraged to explore more semainier options at Maisons du Monde, especially Naturalist. Product dimensions in centimeters are: H 113 x W 50 x D 45. Further details and purchasing information can be accessed through http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/colonne-semainier-noire-curiosite-130030.htm with product reference number 130030 priced at €499. This model has 775 polygons created for rendering high-quality visualizations. You can find textures in the .skp file or export them manually if you prefer. For exporting textures, follow these simple guidelines below to do it quickly: If your software meets these minimum requirements, this will be very straightforward. Let's go through a few of the best ways that work well with different 3D modeling software used worldwide. Sketchup (Free) To start with, Sketchup is an incredible free tool from Trimble for creating 3D models quickly and sharing them globally in high-resolution files or exporting 2D versions easily. In this application, you just need to export the image as a two-dimensional file type by clicking on "File/Export/2d Graphic" button from menu dropdown option. To accomplish an easier way through other software - try the steps given below: 1.) Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Next step, pick COLLADA (Dae) File (.dae) and press 'Save' option. Now a little window pops up where you are allowed to choose more options: Ensure "Export Texture Maps" checkbox is turned on as per your needs. Once the export operation finishes successfully - you should find exported texture maps located in a folder by that model name created next to exported file. 2.) Another possible solution could work using 3ds Max or any other popular modeling software available globally today which has native compatibility. However we'll focus our steps with popular applications including Sketchup & 3ds Max used worldwide - these two softwares provide easier export functionalities compared others so far observed in research on global usage. If you are already working within those tools mentioned, here's a very easy workaround for everyone involved: C4D (even trial version suffices)