deer head 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 before being converted into every other format for 3D models. The original file type is .skp, but a scene in 3ds Max is set up with the version of 3ds Max that came out in 2016, and it's rendered using Vray version 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD: NEW RELEASE - This house showcases an unexpected scenic approach featuring deer trophy decoratively displayed. The piece features a real deer head mounted on a sturdy metal base with a metal bronze finish that will surely surprise everyone who sees it. To add to this great surprise, check out the Brocket wall decoration too! Measurements in cm: H 55 x W 24 x D 29. Weight: 4.50 kg\nhouses The world reference is 131227 and costs € 89.\nPolygons are carefully set at 1953. You can easily find textures within the .skp file, however.\nThe procedure to extract these textures from the .skp file varies slightly depending on the software used but still remains a breeze:\n\nFor those who use Sketchup for free, exporting as your preferred type of image from the File menu's drop-down is as easy as clicking one option button.\n\nAnother straightforward way: Go under the File and Export menus in 3ds Max - export to 3D model COLLADA file. Check the box beside Texture Maps if you're going to make that choice for the Options menu, and click through until you reach the exported location folder.\nInside there is another folder with the exact name as your exported files and they will be contained in all of the textures within this newly opened directory:\n\nWith 3ds Max's version installed on C4D Trial edition enough, .skp file importing directly generates a folder containing images with your .skp model alongside it. There should also have another option for the same type file inside - 1 file, with your scene in it and then there is no image - use export instead of embed:\n\nIf Rhinoceros version installed 3D Trial can also handle the import process smoothly by dragging or importing files and saving them in this 3rd dimension with one more feature.\nYou may view it by accessing through panels -> material editors - Textures, open the material where your texture appears on any model item within that same window where images were extracted before being imported into your folder as shown below. It might need additional processing once exported so do check out all instructions here too.