CLOCK UNION STREET houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 13, then converted into various formats for widespread use. Its native format is .skp; for 3ds Max scenes, a version compatible with 2016 and rendered with Vray 3.00 Ref: 146009. Dimensions in centimeters: Height (H) - 105 x Width (W) - 105 x Proportional to Radius (PR) - 2 kg weight. Featuring modern, minimal design combined with striking UNION STREET numbers as an original piece for a beautiful wall decoration. Its 105 cm diameter is guaranteed not to go unnoticed either in the kitchen or living room, making it an attractive conversation piece. Our suggestion is that this large wall clock be prominently displayed on a plain section of wall. For even larger designs check out ROMANTICA's extra-large offerings, reference number 146009 Price €69.99 Polygons: 960. You will find textures embedded in the .skp file for further use, rendering a variety of choices accessible for your creation. The software below makes it straightforward to access these images from within each respective application: If you are working with Sketchup (completely free): Simply go under 'File', choose 'Export' then pick any desired 2D file type - we suggest taking the .png file for our wall clock's decorative appeal. Then simply click the 'Save as' dialog box. It's a snap! Another Option: Under 'File,' you can access the 'Export 3d model (dae) options. Under 'options', click the box labeled 'Export Texture Maps.' Click the Save button, then select your preferred path in explorer to the folder labeled "assetsimages." Locate this texturer folder in order to locate images. Working with C4D - any free trial will do: You can simply import .skp into your working session and watch how these automatically load texture images next to the 3d models exported in that working file session Working With Rhinoceros, you're a version upgrade ahead if you know where to find those files embedded inside this scene by way of File Export, under CFD as an FBX File - check for media. If it says Embed and Save: click the .FBX button; you'll see them automatically appear in their proper format for 3d models. For those who may not be familiar, here are step-by-step directions: 1st, open 'panel-material', pick any item labeled with an embedded texture; when this shows you its 'textures' tab. Click the 'select three dots next to that name' icon which should display embedded textures located within your local drive in appdata-3d embedded -files.