DECO SET 3 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 and then converted into numerous other formats. Its native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene uses 3ds Max 2016, with Vray 3.00 rendering HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD's new atmosphere from 2013 NEW HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD brings you this unique item, the Complete Your Curio Cabinet With All Three Vertebrae Decorations. These decorative items feature three vertebrae resin components set upon a base made of rubberwood. To enhance your collection of unusual objects, take note of the Shark Decoration. Dimensions (cm): Height 36 x Width 18 x Depth 7 Weight: 6 Kg Check out this decoration on Maisons Du Monde at http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/ensemble-de-3-decorations-vertebres-131506.htm The item is part of HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD's line, reference 131506 and retails for € 79. This 3D model consists of 939 polygons. The textures associated with this 3D model can be located within the .skp file. You will need a specific software to extract them successfully: You are recommended to use one or more of these programs if you want to make things easy: Sketchup, C4d, and other applications are able to facilitate texture extraction. To export images using sketchup just go to file-export-2D graphics-drop down. There are also additional instructions listed in this text regarding a further 2 options You can follow the steps for extracting textures mentioned below. They cover all three scenarios in detail and are applicable to multiple software applications: 1.) Using Sketchup. You must import the .skp file into Sketchup first and then export it as a 2D image according to your preference by selecting file-export-2D graphics from the menu bar at the top. When exporting the 3D model, check 'export texture maps.' After that, open up a new folder located where the exported files are kept and search for all of the embedded textures inside. The textures may also be viewed by going to file-import COLLADA (.dae) or other compatible format. 2.) Using C4d. First import your .skp file into 3D max. In addition to that, the location is ..3dsMax scene assets images if you want a simple alternative you could go for an FBX option when exporting so all textures are extracted together However using Rhino might be helpful to you because 3.) Using Rhino Once your .skp file has been imported into rhino. To extract texture data first click the panel material editor button. Open it up and press the textures section now that is activated search for any items which feature a visual component on the item click three dot option on the top part in order to activate all visible texture links Then you are free to browse and look around as you like or transfer those texture pictures directly to some specific folder location.