Domino games giant outdoor DOMI houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 13, then exported to various formats including the native .skp file. The 3ds Max scene utilizes the 2016 version of the software, while rendering is facilitated by Vray 3.00, which debuted in 2014. Bring fun back to your garden with giant dominoes through Domi. This wooden domino set includes 28 distinctive pieces, ideal for outdoor games that kids and adults alike will love playing. Another popular option is the Funny giant Mikado game. Specifications include dimensions (in centimeters): Height 11 x Width 16 x Depth 31; and a weight of 2.63 kg. Ref: 133112, priced at € 17.99, contains 48 polygons. Accessing textures from the .skp file is relatively straightforward if you have the right software: Sketchup (complimentary) enables users to export the image in various two-dimensional formats under File/Export/2D Graphic. Another option: Navigate to File -> Export -> 3D Model, and then select COLLADA File (*.dae) as the output format. Ensure that Export Texture Maps is enabled before exporting. After exportation, browse to the exported file location where a folder should be visible with all textures embedded within it. C4D (even the trial version) allows automatic texture generation when importing the .skp file; you will find these textures next to your imported .skp file in the same directory. Upon importing the .skp file into 3ds Max, you can locate texture files in ..\3dsMaxSceneAssetsImages. An additional option is to export as an FBX file with embed media enabled; this automatically generates a separate folder containing all textures. Rhinoceros 3D (with the trial version also applicable) allows importation of .skp files. From there, open the Material Editor panel, and click on any material with embedded texture present. Accessing the Textures section reveals three dots adjacent to each selected texture, from which you can extract all textures into your preferred folder location by copying and pasting.