Coffee table CAPE TOWN houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 software before being converted into various other formats. Its native format is .skp, while 3dsmax scene files are generated using 3ds Max 2016 software. Renders of the design were made possible through Vray 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD, NEW 2013. From square beginnings, the coffee table Cape Town originated as a garden table with woven wicker design elements. The braided pattern is topped by a sturdy tempered glass plate, inviting family and friends to gather on the terrace. This garden furniture collection can be complemented by corner sofas and anthracite round chairs from the same brand. Key specifications of the coffee table include size dimensions: H 31 x W 77 x D 77 cm. Its weight is approximately 12.10 kg. More information about this product is available on the Maisons du Monde website at http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/table-basse-de-jardin-cape-town-130720 .htm with reference number 130720, listed for sale at €219. With regards to the 3D model file, it contains a total of 35 polygons. To extract textures from this file format: Using Sketchup (available for free), you can simply export any desired image by choosing your preferred file type in File > Export > 2d Graphic menu options. Another approach is as follows: go to File > Export and select the option 3D Model. Save the exported COLLADA File (*.dae) format with "Export Texture Maps" checkbox marked. Once this operation is completed, browse for the exported files location; a new folder named after the file export will be present alongside containing all related texture elements. For users who possess software such as Cinema 4D (trial versions are available), you may easily import .skp into Cinema 4D which subsequently generates a textures folder right next to the original skp model. With regards to using software such as 3ds Max, simply import the original 3d file to access related image materials via a designated assets directory; users who choose to export FBX files from 3DSMAX have also seen generated images embedded alongside exported Fbx output data by simply checking Embed media in options for selected format at point of output selection dialog. Similarly, Rhinoceros users can import .skp file followed by visiting Panel's material editor section and accessing the Texture elements via embedded File link button to then be copied and stored elsewhere with ease