CHESTERFIELD white pouf houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 software before being converted into various other formats for widespread use. The native format is .skp, while 3dsmax scene uses 3ds Max 2016, with rendering handled by Vray 3.00. The Chesterfield White Pouf features a sleek contemporary design, with its leather-look finish adding an edgy touch to living rooms or bedrooms through a trendy decor selection. The collection also includes the Chesterfield White Leather Sofa, accompanied by white leather chairs and a storage trunk bed end bench. Size details are as follows: Height (cm) is 42 x Width (44 cm) x Depth (44 cm). Weight is 5 Kg. Referral URL is http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/pouf-blanc-chesterfield-49140280.htm, while the reference code is 491.40280. The cost of this product is €69. Technical specifications: This model contains a total of 26 polygons, along with textures found in the .skp file itself. If you are unable to access these textures from within Sketchup (Free) software or any other version for that matter due to one reason or another and instead wish to use it through different formats and mediums as required then here’s an updated set of guidelines: Sketchup: For beginners who need this sort of assistance in extracting files in a proper manner without messing up, please note the following methods. Step 1 – Click File, go down and press Export, click on your preferred graphic. You should be seeing what we're talking about as options here that let you create it. Note: Alternatively try selecting 3D model from this menu first before continuing to select another one. Step 2: Now choose COLLADA format by typing in its exact full word as mentioned earlier which would lead to opening of window named 'Options'. Within these windows ensure there’s checkbox next to Export Texture Maps is indeed marked or clicked because that has crucial effect upon process described here. Step 3: If following step number one didn’t get it for you already, make sure when saving the .dae file later at this particular step within your directory a separate folder called same as name given initially would have been created. And in this case, inside that specific folder will contain everything which includes even your exported files (textures too) thus all those images now available without needing to browse for location separately again because of following exact guide as laid down here till date. This particular solution applies generally to C4D also and does essentially exactly same operation described just a few lines back with very less change or minimal change if needed in any step throughout overall course.