Dining table Brocante Houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then successfully converted to all other formats desired. The native format is .skp, while a 3ds Max scene uses version 2016 of 3ds Max and renders using Vray 3.00. The white Brocante table invites spending memorable moments with loved ones or close friends in a unique home environment. By choosing this dining table, you can easily give your living space the timeless elegance of exquisite rustic furniture. Solid acacia wood was used for making both the structure and feet of the sturdy white wooden dining room table. A complementary combination is possible by pairing the Brocante dining room table with a matching white dresser from the same collection, bringing out the rustic spirit of the whole space. This item belongs to the appealing Brocante collection, featuring rich tones on aged wood (solid mango wood or acacia and MDF), and beautiful patinas in soft ivory color. Delicately crafted by hand, each piece of furniture brings subtle nuances to its natural charm. The gentle sanded edges show glimpses of wood's natural beauty for a more authentic appearance. A light coat of varnish offers ease of maintenance while bringing shine to the furniture's surface. Distinct handles in aged brass enhance this collection's elegance and class, evoking memories of vintage items. Key measurements are 79cm height by 180cm width by 90cm depth with a weight of 51kg. For customers, pricing for this beautiful product is €499. A substantial number of polygons is found on the .skp file totaling 23973 units. You can easily access textures using specific software options and techniques outlined below: With Sketchup (Free): - First, export the desired image under File -> Export -> 2D Graphic. - Select your chosen 2D format to start extracting textures. Alternatively, go through the following procedure for easier access to texture files. To do this, open .skp file as you normally would in Sketchup. Next step: Export .dae (COLLADA File) as instructed under Export Option. Select export file format and options such as textures are found within settings, check export box and then locate the new exported 3d scene for texture extraction files. Using C4D: Importing an original .skp file to the 3ds software directly creates a convenient location with linked texture folder files beside. To further streamline texture management: Importing .skp model from Sketchup into C4D results in auto generated new folder directory. For ease of operation simply import model without manual configuration. On 3ds Max Software: Import and view the .skp file directly within scene window to discover newly exported media folder under asset images section located beneath your scenes assets files section in C drive path directory. Rapid exporting can also be accomplished with an fb integration. As a user, simply navigate to file tab under export options for fbx option. Check embed and it shall create auto folders including textures. Rhino users have several techniques available: You may easily locate exported materials via Rhinoceros by first navigating panel -> Material editor panel -> Select texture object -> click on dots to view images files within temp application files. With access secured now navigate over directories, save any desired and place your textures wherever you need it located at local machine file storage.