crushed cigarette broken pipes tubing broken cylinder Crushed... 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 and then transformed into various other formats. Its native format is .skp, while a 3ds Max scene exists in 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00 Bottle bases design requires creativity as well as practical tools. Plastic artists often create bottle-shaped objects like this one. This model features many polygon facets totaling 297 units. Textures used in this project can be accessed directly through the .skp file itself. For extracting textures from an .skp file, use any of these supported software and follow their respective guidelines: 1) Sketchup (Free version available) Export your image in the format you prefer using File -> Export -> 2D Graphic or alternatively export it as a COLLADA (.dae) file under File->Export. The COLLADA exporter will save all textures in a new folder adjacent to the exported .dae file. 2) C4D Importing .skp into C4D automatically produces a textures directory adjacent to the imported .skp file. 3) 3ds Max When you import .skp files into 3ds max, they are stored in 3ds Max Scene/Assets/Images subfolder. Alternatively you can export FBX files with embed media selected in order for a textures folder to be automatically created. 4) Rhinoceros 3D Rhinoceros 3D software has its own built-in texture browser tool under Panels->Material Editor where one simply clicks the Texture field of an object that's using that texture. This will prompt you to look into local disk in C:Temp for any imported textures files or export folder containing said images (typically stored here AppData/Local/Rhinoembed\_files) so copy them and place wherever you want them.