Coffee table SOHO houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 software before being converted to various other formats for wider use. The native file format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene was produced using 3ds Max 2016, and rendered utilizing Vray 3.00 Reference Number: 147255 Dimensions in centimeters: H 37 x L 100 x W 100 Weight: 34 Kg This beautifully crafted coffee table boasts a vast wooden surface finished in dark wood tones that instantly add warmth to any room setting. Squarely constructed on slightly flared feet, this impressive piece of furniture features deco details revealing the unique nuances of solid sheesham wood craftsmanship Our expert recommendation is to complement this stunning design with an equally beautiful zebra rug for an authentic and inviting atmosphere You can also check out our coffee table ANDERSEN, Ref: 147255 Price € 299.90 Polygons: 46 For added versatility, textures can be found within the .skp file Should you have one of the following software packages, follow these simple steps to easily extract the textures From there, refer to the guidelines provided below for your specific software option Sketchup (Free) First Export the image as a preferred 2D file format using File > Export > 2D Graphic - Dropdown option Another Way: Go to File > Export > 3D Model; Export as a COLLADA File (*.dae) file Ensure that "Export Texture Maps" is checked in Options Open the exported file location; Inside, find the folder with the exported file name containing all textures C4D (Even Trial Version Will Do) Import .skp file into C4D; It automatically generates a folder containing all textures right next to the original file 3ds Max When you import the .skp file, 3ds Max saves texture files in ..\3dsMax scene/assets/images You can find them there Additionally, exporting an FBX file with "Embed Media" option enabled creates a folder of textures alongside the exported FBX file Rhinoceros 3D (Trial Version Works Too) Import .skp file to Rhinoceros 3D and navigate to Panels > Material editor Choose any material featuring a texture Click on the texture name, then the three-dot button This reveals all associated textures stored within the ..\AppDataLocalTemp/embedded_files directory