Canvas destination New York houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 13 then converted into other formats as needed. The native format is .skp, and it was designed for a 3ds Max 2016 scene that's rendered using Vray 3.00 in CATALOGUE 2014 mode. This painting-style 3D decorative artwork recreates bulletin boards commonly found at airports, complete with large yellow lettering against a black background showcasing the name of New York City. For fans of deco USA style decor, this piece is an ideal choice to showcase their love for urban environments. The size specifications for the wall decoration are Height 18 cm x Length 100 cm x Proportion 3. The item details include Ref Number: 143136 and Price € 11.99. Additionally, there are a total of Polygons 22 used in this 3D model. Users who wish to obtain textures from .skp file can easily do so by following these simple steps: For users with Sketchup software available for free or otherwise, you can follow these guidelines: First Option: Simply export the image as your chosen 2D file format under the File/Export/2d Graphic drop-down menu option. Another method to achieve this is as follows: Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. From there, choose a COLLADA file with extension (.dae). Next click on the Options button and confirm that Export Texture Maps are enabled. The exported file location should include a folder with textures bearing the same name as the exported file. Those users familiar with Cinema4d will know that importing .skp files into their application automatically generates a folder containing all textures alongside the imported .skp file. For those who prefer using 3ds Max, importing an .skp file and navigating to the location where it is stored (usually located within a designated assets directory named images) allows you to find textures. Furthermore, you can also choose to export the .fbx file while setting the embed media option in the dialog window which enables it to automatically create a folder for the exported file containing the associated texture files. Another approach involves using Rhinoceros 3D with its built-in trial version as users may use this method with their free license. When you open your .skp file, simply visit the panels -> Material editor section. Next select any material bearing textures and click on the button provided which offers direct access to view textures within an existing AppDataLocalTempEmbedded_Files folder where the file path has already been made readily available. Finally feel free to save a copy of the texture images within whatever convenient directory meets your specific needs for these beautiful deco items in all their vibrant colours, sizes, materials - every unique decorative treasure is bound to turn into an eye catching masterpiece by combining all these visual details into a complete wall decor artwork!