Dublin the 3 seater sofa Maisons du Monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 and then converted to other formats for compatibility. The native format is .skp, but it can also be used in 3ds Max 2016 scenes, which were rendered with Vray 3.00. A modern design characterizes the lounge sofa, known as DUBLIN slate, featuring a contemporary look that easily blends into any space. Covered in a stylish slate gray fabric treated to resist dirt and stains, it makes for an excellent addition to your living room or den. In various color options available, including corner sofas with 5 seats and taupe and ivory sofas with only 3 seats, the sofa suits diverse home decors. Its measurements are H 83 x W 180 x D 97 cm, and its weight is 54 kg. You can get this piece for just €399 or 111 258 in your local currency. With over 10,000 polygons, this sofa promises a unique viewing experience when you put it in the context of a room. You'll find the necessary textures within the .skp file. If you're familiar with Sketchup or similar software and need to extract those images for your use case, there are two options to achieve that without complications. First, save any 2D files through the menu system - just choose Export -> File, select 'Graphics 2D' under "Drop Down" options; second way involves clicking Options during exporting 3d models. Alternatively, if C4D software version meets certain standards or higher requirements such as full license are beyond question, another possibility is there where importing of files would make everything quite straightforward automatically including necessary texture packages so that they could also become useful without issues arising afterward due reasons not stated here though generally this tends happen normally during import process itself under certain software types especially free ones available online like trials included but paid versions offer much broader access rights including all extra options typically associated them like export media which again would create respective folders accordingly making extraction possible from said FBX files afterwards easily once exporting done then follow given path instructions located next mentioned folder names provided later here. For those familiar with 3ds Max, this software type works the same way when you bring the model in. In this instance all needed images would be saved to your .AppData\Local\Temp/embedded_files directory which can be reached following steps below after successfully opening editor followed by picking desired item clicking button afterwards getting full access. One final solution lies in Rhino version available including a fully working free trial enabling user interaction through built-in toolset used within panel materials tab click edit texture found on textures area then 3 small dots icon near name to finally get required files into directory as stated earlier prior