Dining table CHANDERNAGOR houses the world stained 3D model

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This 3D model was initially crafted with Sketchup 8 and subsequently converted to a range of other formats for maximum versatility. The native file format is .skp, while 3ds Max scenes utilize 2016 version compatibility with Vray 3.00 for high-end rendering capabilities. Elevating your decor and adding refinement to your dining room, the sturdy top in solid wood, complemented by modest and traditional X CHANDERNAGOR feet, gives this table an understated elegance. Its clean design can be expertly coordinated with matching wooden pieces such as the CHANDERNAGOR chest, buffet with three doors, and coffee table for perfect harmony. As part of the Chandannagar range, this piece exemplifies a style defined by simplicity and authentic lines. In this range, the use of dark wood for buffets and hutches provides an understated elegance that pairs well with an interior featuring straightforward and genuine aesthetic choices. Metallic details such as the buttons in aged brass found on drawers and doors enhance authenticity. To further ease maintenance while preserving its sleek finish, a durable polished effect varnish has been applied. Key specifications include dimensions (in cm): Height 76, Width 180, Depth 90; with an overall weight of 62 kg. Price is € 599, polycounts at 34 units. To extract textures from .skp files: If your toolkit includes the following software options: - Sketchup Export images by navigating to File > Export and selecting 2D Graphic as per your preference from the dropdown option available under that tab. Alternatively, consider the process below for C4D users: C4D (Trial version available) Simply import .skp file into C4D. Automatic texture folder generation is a notable convenience in this setup. For those utilizing 3ds Max: When you import an .skp file into 3ds Max, textures are saved within the designated asset and image directories. In addition, when exporting an fbx file with embed media selected, you can obtain a new directory containing your texture collection alongside your export file. For users working with Rhinoceros 3D (with or without trial software), after importing .skp: Visit Panel > Material Editor within Rhinoceros and locate materials which contain embedded textures by referring to the Textures section in material editing options. Locate and select any such texture to reveal further file management access by clicking on a three-dot icon. Your saved textures can be found within an embedded folder at your .AppData\LocalTemp path. From here, you are free to copy these assets for further storage as desired.