CABINET FES houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted using Sketchup 8, subsequently converted into multiple formats for easier access. The native file type is .skp while the 3dsmax scene utilizes 3ds Max 2016 with Vray 3.00 rendering capabilities. Dimensions: Height (H) is 62 cm, Width (W) measures 50 cm and Projection (PR) spans 43 cm. Weighing a solid 18 kilograms, this cabinet boasts four functional drawers that offer ample storage. With two of the drawers lined with rich wood accents, another coated with a rustic metal finish and one boasting bone inlay detailing, this piece truly showcases originality. To enhance ease of movement, this storage unit comes equipped with sturdy metal wheels featuring brake functionality. The mix of mango tones, mismatched drawer styles, intricate glass elements, metallic accents paired with beautiful ceramics, makes for a captivating Deco-inspired aesthetic. We highly recommend elevating the appearance of this four-drawer cabinet by positioning it beneath an elegant lamp like the HUDSON model. Additional specifications include: Dimensions: Height 62 cm x Width 50 cm x Projection 43 cm Weight: 18 kg Price: $199.90 File Format: .skp Extracting Textures from .skp files can be done using various software programs as outlined below: If you have Sketchup, the process is quite straightforward: - Under File/Export, choose '2D Graphic' as your preferred export format. - You can also follow these steps for more advanced features: - Export a 3D model as a COLLADA File (*.dae). - Make sure 'Export Texture Maps' is checked during this step. - The exported .dae file should contain a folder named with the same title of your chosen export location, where you will find all texture files included. For users of C4D (which offers a trial version for experimentation), importing .skp files automatically generates a separate directory containing all associated textures right next to your exported .skp file. For users working within 3ds Max environment: - After successful importation, navigate through your system at 'C:Program FilesAutodesk3ds Max20162014 - x64Englishsupportfilesassetsimages.' You'll find your extracted texture files saved here. - Another convenient approach for extracting textures is to select the FBX export option. Make sure you check the 'Embed Media' checkbox within your 3D scene before exporting it. Lastly, for Rhinoceros 3D (which offers a trial version) users: - Upon importing .skp files into Rhinoceros, head over to the Material Editor under the panels. - Select any material with an active texture; you'll notice a text area marked with its respective texture name in the Textures section. A click on that followed by hitting the three dots icon enables viewing of your extracted textures within the directory path located at '.AppDataLocalTempembedded_files.' Feel free to copy-paste your desired textures anywhere on your system.