Dining table VESUVE L 210 houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted into multiple other formats for use in various design software packages. Its native format is .skp, which is used in 3ds Max scene, rendered using Vray 3.00, allowing users to create detailed designs. A sophisticated rectangular table designed for indoor and outdoor use will delight your dinner guests with a traditional Mediterranean-inspired meal experience, complete with fresh greenery like Olive Tree branches on top of Vesuvius' mountain-like surface. This stunning garden table features a sturdy aluminum frame and three divided parts made of elegant gray marble, ideal for hosting friends in the garden with the sleek and modern Porto Vecchio chair. Size (in inches): H 30 x L 82 x W 38 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD, NEW 2012 \nRef: 121883 Price: $940\nPolygon Count: 54 \n\nTextures are embedded within the .skp file and can be accessed through various software applications as detailed below. Software compatibility allows users to easily extract textures using the following guidelines: If you have any of these programs installed, extracting textures is straightforward. Follow these simple steps to locate your images: Sketchup (Free version) Simply export your image as a 2D graphic file under File -> Export -> 2d Graphic option. Another Option: File -> Export -> 3D Model - then select COLLADA File (*dae) for export, making sure that the texture map is exported in options. The exported location should have a folder containing all of the images used as textures. C4D (Even a Trial version will do) When importing the .skp file to C4D, you can expect to see an automatically generated folder with your textures located alongside your .skp file for easy reference. 3ds Max The moment your .skp is imported to 3ds Max, it immediately saves the image files into a directory - "Documents /3dsMax /scenes/assets/images". For export purposes, make sure that in export options you select the Embed media option and as you click Export FBX you should expect another new folder of textures alongside the FBX file exported. Rhinoceros 3D (A trial version will be enough to accomplish this) Upon importing .skp files into Rhinoceros 3D, locate material editor panel. Next click on "Materials". Select one which contains texture attached to it then just a quick mouse double tap in 'Textures' and there is where your images have been temporarily located as "TemporaryFiles \AppDataLocal\EmbeddedFiles". Now copy them if you like!