CAPE TOWN gray corner sofa houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 software before being converted into multiple other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene utilized version 2016, with rendering achieved through Vray 3.00 for HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD in 2013. Creating your summer outdoors, this Chic and timeless Wicker lounge features an anthracite Cape Town corner sofa made up of a sofa and a daybed that fits well with wicker garden furniture designed to fit any space you have available. With several cushions included, this corner sofa is also offered in light gray for a more neutral look. For additional comfort outdoors, the anthracite square chair will complete your garden furniture nicely. The measurements of this 3D model are: Height - 67cm; Width - 290cm; Depth - 168cm and weighs a total of 100.70 Kg. You can find all related products at http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/canape-d-angle-d-exterieur-gris-anthracite-cape-town-130789.htm For the item number: 130789, you will need to pay approximately € 1099. Total polygons included in this model are 410 and can be found embedded directly within the .skp file as textures. In case you require these images outside of your Sketchup program here's how to go about extracting them: 1) First ensure you have access to any of the following software which include: - A completely free Sketchup program that works in harmony with most computers. This method has the simplest instructions for image export. In the menu under File, simply click on Export and choose the option from 2D Graphics where it asks you about saving images directly. - Or instead go to File -> Export -> 3D Model and select to save your exported file as a COLLADA file (*.dae) with texture map included by checking the box. Save this .dae file at your preferred location on computer, next you should have an export folder created with that exact same name that contains all necessary images or textures from Sketchup model. - Next method: You also need access to some sort of free C4D version software to help in this extraction. After you open the Sketchup (.skp) file directly within the 3D application interface, import the 3D .skp object into Cinema 4D as you usually do but here, once inside C4D your automatically generate a directory where these image resources or map materials will get exported and extracted with every one else for rendering. - For other software users (using versions such as 2016 version of 3ds Max), you are welcome to first load up any sketchup file into the new software before finding it through your directory within program's .AppData folder path where textures got exported there directly like an external source when needed to create this kind of project on a larger scale which allows people looking at it without worrying much about where the resource would get exported. - One more thing. The software of choice should be Rhino 3D version if available on PC for free usage since other versions might limit features or access permissions. In any event import all Sketchup object file inside rhino to check how images behave under different view angles or zooms once viewed externally by anyone at your end. When a selected item comes out being clicked which usually results with image files extracted correctly without error message as stated initially now proceed as usual - copy & paste those items outside this temporary folder located near system temp location at your convenience then paste to other places of desired use such as local file directories, external network paths for project management.