COLONIAL screen houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was created originally with Sketchup 8, then converted to various formats including the native .skp format. The 3dsmax scene is 2016 version of 3ds Max rendered with Vray 3.00 This wooden screen is inspired by colonial houses and has a unique combination of three panels in stained solid wood that gives it an exotic look and feel, perfect for creating a stylish space separator in your home. A Colonial wooden screen is designed to separate your space perfectly in the layout of your house and also provides storage as you can easily add any COLONIAL buffet or china cabinet with ease. This decorative screen is part of the Warm Colors colonial furniture collection that has a classic amber glow giving it an inviting warm ambiance while radiating diffuse sweetness and fullness throughout the living room space The handle's stylish design, crafted from patinated brass adds to the elegant look of this piece This unique screen weighs 20 kg and can be easily rearranged with ease due to its lightweight nature Its measurements are 177 x 120 cm and provide ample space for display This exquisite screen is also available in a compact wooden screen format with other unique designs from the same collection The textures of the screen can be extracted from the .skp file that it comes with Polygons: 780 For convenience, textures are located inside the .skp file To export these textures, you have a couple of options Sketchup Free: Just save your choice of image as any type 2D graphics format in under File->Export. Or: Go to file and Export it as COLLADA (.dae). On clicking options on button and then on exported file location You will find textures stored in folder along with export file C4D: This screen is designed so that importing .skp into C4D generates a folder automatically with textures inside. 3ds Max : Importing the .skp file will automatically save texture files at 3dsmax sceneassetsimages and then can be found at Rhino 3D Trial Version Sufficient Open any .skp file. In panel open the Material Editor and choose the option select on any material having textures attached click name button three dot so that in ..AppDataLocalTemp embedded files directory all the textures should appear feel free to copy and paste these into folder of choice