Child tries Jade houses the world Ref 135215 Price 179 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built using Sketchup 8 software before being converted into all other available 3D formats. Native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene renders with Vray 3.00 in CATALOGUE 2014 for Jade children Tent. Installed above a canopy bed, this colorful and exotic tent invites kids to explore new destinations. Fuchsia colors give an Eastern trip feel, creating a warm and intense atmosphere that feels like a real piece of a dream come true. Jade Collection also includes the carpet, pad, and mattress. Here are its specs: Height - 200cm, Width - 200cm, Depth - 100cm; Weight - 2.7 Kg Ref ID is 135215; Price - €179 Polygons total count - 1054 To extract textures from this .skp file: If you use Sketchup (completely free) - just export your desired image by choosing 'File' and then clicking on 'Export', after that pick '2d Graphic'. Choose a name for your 2D model. Another option is to go to the menu option where you can choose '3D Model.' Save as COLLADA File type (.dae file). Make sure to select the box that says 'export texture maps'. Now open the exported .dae file in any computer directory. Look inside a new folder next to the .dae file for your image. For those with C4D (any trial version is fine) - simply import the 3d file, and then look at what happens automatically to the file after it's been imported to this software. Your textures should be created and available as a separate group or list, right next to where you downloaded your .skp model. The same applies for people who have access to Rhino3D. You'll be able to import .skp into Rhinoceros 3D without spending any money because of their totally free trial period! To open Material editor (you find it in panel, material section), then click and highlight a part that includes any textures - they become listed so now you see all the available options which are all located right over in Temp directory of Appdata. There they're labeled embedded_files. Copy those images into another folder where you can access them at will.