Coat 3D model

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This 3D model was initially built using SketchUp 8 before being converted into various other 3D formats, with its native format identified as .skp. The accompanying 3ds Max scene is designed with 3ds Max 2016 and rendered by Vray 3.00. This metal coat rack called Leonora, featuring six branches to hang your coats, also includes an umbrella holder. Its classic design makes it a great fit for most decors. The dimensions of this item are H: 170 cm, W: 45 cm, and D: 45 cm, weighing approximately 6 kg. You can purchase this at www.maisonsdumonde.com for €89. It has a total of 54,207 polygons. To extract the textures from the .skp file, there are different ways to do it. If you have SketchUp (free), simply export the image in your preferred 2D format through File > Export > 2D Graphic - drop-down option. Another alternative is to go to File > Export > 3D Model, exporting it as a COLLADA File (*.dae) file. Ensure that "Export Texture Maps" is checked before clicking the Options button. Head over to the exported file location and look for a folder with the exported file name containing all of the textures. If you have C4D (trial version is enough), importing the .skp file will automatically generate a folder with the textures next to the .skp file. In 3ds Max, when the .skp file is imported, the texture files are stored in ..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages. You can also export an fbx file with "embed media" option selected (in the export dialog window), resulting in a folder of textures together with the fbx file. For Rhinoceros 3D (trial version is enough), after importing the .skp file, open the material editor (Panels > Material Editor). Select any material that has a texture on it and click on the texture name in the Textures section. Click on the three-dot button to see all the textures, which should be located in ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files directory. Feel free to copy and paste these textures to any folder you prefer.