dog man 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 software before being converted into multiple other 3D formats. Native format is .skp, with a corresponding 3dsmax scene set in 3ds Max 2016, and rendered using Vray 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD introduced a new line of furniture called New 2013 Dial-a-Curio, which includes decorative cabinet style decor with dog statue Barnabas. This ornate decoration features a resin painted statue with the head of a dog and the body of a gentleman from a bygone era. Originally, this piece is sure to add a surprising touch to any classic home decor setting. The related item, a dog statue named Gustave, can also be discovered for purchase online at Maison du Monde, an upscale furniture retailer offering high-quality decorative items such as fine sculptures. Product specifications: - Height (cm): 81 - Width (cm): 19 - Depth (cm): 23 - Weight: 3.5 Kg Additional product information and images can be accessed on the official Maison du Monde website by clicking the provided link: www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/statue-chien-barnabe-130431.htm. The worldwide availability of this item, reference number 130431, can also be found on this site and has a suggested retail price of €69.00 Key Model Specifications: - Total Number of Polygons: 622 Information on Extracting Textures from .skp Files Access to textures within the provided 3D model file is easy and straightforward using any of the following software applications, depending on the user's preference: - Sketchup (Free Version): Simply export your preferred image by selecting 'File/Export/2d Graphic' option. This will result in a downloadable file that can be stored or further edited at leisure. Alternatively: Another simpler method would be to use Sketchup to export it as COLLADA File, ensuring Export Texture Maps checkbox is checked under options button when the COLLADA file format has been selected in exporting menu. Or else: you may wish to explore these methods using free trial versions of other popular 3D modeling software suites which include: - Cinema 4D Trial Version: * By simply importing your .skp model, this will instantly generate a new folder with extracted textures adjacent to the imported file. All you need do is follow straightforward and logical navigation menu prompts. - Rhinoceros 3D Trial Version: When the 3ds max scene has been exported as an FBX (Export File Format Options) which is configured to embed media in output, this feature makes all model associated data files and embedded images stored with your resulting project export. And lastly You could try simply copying those required texture file by pasting into separate desired folder -