DANDY fuchsia chair 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8, then converted into numerous other formats for versatility. Its native format is .skp, with the corresponding 3dsmax scene optimized for use in 3ds Max 2016. The scene utilizes Vray 3.00 rendering engine for high-quality visualization. HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD PRESENTS a luxurious chair design in vibrant color options. The Dandy fuchsia velvet armchair boasts a stunning quick-draw pink upholstery, elevating the ambiance of your interior space with its eye-catching design. Featuring an opulent studded finish, this plush chair offers ultimate comfort, reflecting traditional English sophistication. Users can experiment with a variety of colors: emerald green, rich aubergine, and sky blue to match individual tastes. Dimension (cm): Height 89 x Width 82 x Depth 81, Weighing 12.10 Kg for added stability http://www.housesworld.com/en/Products/ObjectDetail?id=123610 Price is €390 houses worldwide reference: 123610 Technical Details: Polygon count: 4347 All textures can be located in the native .skp file. Easy access to exported images: Using free software like Sketchup is effortless. Export your desired image under File/Export/2D Graphics options. Alternatively: Open file location after export, and check for a new folder with all of your texture files. Software programs including C4D offer similar conveniences: Just import the .skp model into C4D to have automatically generated texture folders beside it. You can achieve similar results using 3ds Max: Import .skp files directly into the 3d program; subsequently, access embedded textures at "C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\3dsMaxXXXassetsimages." Alternatively export your fbx with an embed media option checked in your preferences and the textures will be contained in a folder with it. For those who have Trial versions available such as Rhinoceros 3D can also extract these images. Simply import .skp into program, then proceed to "Materials editor" panel (by clicking on Panels button in top navigation) navigate down to the "Texture name."