CAMILLE clothier houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 before being converted to multiple formats. Native format is .skp while 3ds Max scene renders using Vray 3.00 With its beautiful design and compact footprint, the dresser perfectly fits a romantic deco and retro ideal of feminine bedroom. A piece that will complement easily. The dresser coordinates beautifully with other items from the same collection. This product is part of the Camille range: a charming and elegant bedroom set, including dressing table and chest of drawers in neutral color. The white finish on this model reveals a slight roughness due to wood material (paulownia and MDF). Decorative details like handles made from natural cord and engravings on some furniture enhance the style of the collection. Size: 81 x 105 x 40 cm, weight is 15.50 kg. Find out how to download textures from .skp file If you have any of the following software installed on your computer, it's quite simple: follow these guidelines below. Sketchup (free) Simply export an image as a 2D file under the File/Export/2D Graphic option. Another way to extract textures is: Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model and export as a COLLADA File (*.dae) file. Make sure that "Export Texture Maps" is checked when you click on Options button. Then, in the exported folder directory, you should see another folder containing all of the textures. C4D (Trial version enough) Importing .skp files automatically generates a new folder with texture images next to your 3ds file. 3DS MAX When .skp file is imported into 3DS Max, texture files will be saved in ..3dsmax/scene/assets/images directory. You can find them there too or you could export FBX file by clicking "Export FBX" option - it should create another folder containing textures next to FBX file. Rhinoceros 3D First import your .skp file into Rhinoceros. Go ahead and open Material Editor by navigating through panels in Menu/Window. Next select any material which has texture on and right click (windows), select "Edit" command (if you're a Mac user). Now when the image window appears - press three dots to the top right corner. A pop-up folder will now be seen with embedded images which are also called textures - copy paste or drag-n-drop them wherever you would like.