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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 and then converted to other formats compatible with popular software programs. The native format of this 3D model is .skp, but it can be imported into many different programs, including 3ds Max scene, which requires the latest version of 2016. When rendering the model, we used Vray 3.00 to bring out its unique features and make it more visually appealing. The Slate Table Clock Campaign is a decorative item that brings together the Deco style from the 1930s with modern practicality by adding a nifty table clock. You can record your appointments or leave messages for your family using this clever object. It's the perfect accessory to add some personality to your kitchen. Take note of the authentic style of this decorative accessory, which will quickly become an essential item in your home. Check out our other models like the slate heart design. The size of the Slate Table Clock Campaign is H 73 cm x W 80 cm and it weighs a total of 3 Kg. Order ref: 117026, Price: €59, Polygons: 70 To extract textures from the .skp file, simply use the following software: Sketchup (free) First method: Just export an image under the File -> Export -> 2D Graphic dropdown menu. Select any type of image. Another way: Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model and select the option for a COLLADA File (.dae) format. When you do this, you'll see that Export Texture Maps is automatically selected in the export options window. Open up the exported file folder location in your computer's file system. A subfolder should have all of your texture files. C4D (trial version enough) To extract textures with C4D, first import .skp into this software application using a 14-day free trial to begin testing the model and getting comfortable. This step should automatically create a new folder next to the original file containing the textures you're looking for. 3ds Max If you need help with extracting textures from a 3ds Max project, don't worry, we have the solution! Import your .skp into this application's 3ds max scene and open up materials by going through panels to the Material Editor section. Once you find any material with an embedded texture click on its name in the Texture tab (right click to copy-paste them) and get a clear list of all associated images which can be located inside C:\users\appdata/local/temp/embedded files or something similar. For users who have fbx format, no worries here! When exporting from FBX you need to check that option called 'Embed Media' as indicated above in the options menu. The new texture files will also show up alongside this outputted fbx.