CANBERRA suspension black houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was initially designed using Sketchup 13, and subsequently converted to other formats including FBX. Native file type is .skp with 3ds Max scenes compatible with 2016 versions, rendered using Vray 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD, NEW 2012 To upgrade your loft ambiance, try installing the Brisbane suspension system. Featuring a long aluminum wire ceiling, this design gives a refined appearance to kitchens or living rooms. This attractive hanging fixture will entice you with its chrome finish and sleek construction details. Size (cm): H 186 x W 42 Weight: 5 Kg Polygons: 3506 refs: 122026 Price: $99 Textures can be accessed through the .skp file If you have software such as the following, extraction is straightforward: Sketchup (Free) 1) Export a 2D graphic image by navigating to File/Export/2D Graphic - dropdown option. Alternative Method: 1) Navigate to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Save it as a COLLADA file (*.dae). Check the "Export Texture Maps" box. Open the exported directory, and there you will find a folder with all textures for the .skp model. C4D (Trial version is sufficient) 1) Simply import .skp into C4D; this automatically creates a folder containing all the required textures right next to your file. 3ds Max When .skp files are imported into 3dsmax, they save their respective textures in the ..3dsmax\scene/assets/images directory. It is also possible to export fbx with the embed media option enabled (found within the export dialog box). This creates a new folder of textures together with your exported fbx file. Rhino3d (A trial version is enough) 1) Open the .skp in Rhino, navigate to the material editor window. Then open the text name for any selected texture material and hit "browse". All the textures will appear on screen, in a location named ..AppData/Local/Roaming/Temp/embedded_files.