Earthenware tiles French handmade tile Marsh Tiles 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 13, later converted into all other formats with precision. Its native format is .skp, while a compatible version in 3ds Max scene exists in 2016 edition rendered using Vray 3.00. Handmade earthenware glazed tiles are created at dimensions of 11x11 cm, with an impressive thickness of 0.9 cm. Red Tint "Rosewood" is carefully infused into the biscuit dough. The tile's biscuit undergoes hand shaping and beveling like Zelliges, making joints remarkably minimized due to concealed spaces by sharp bevel angles that completely conceal all seams. Each item has at least 3 to 7 layers of a beautifully painted coat added with artistic expertise in small strokes on each individual object as per glazing methods used which can't even match some highly seasoned professional ceramic makers. They meticulously cook tiles in the firing area between temperatures programmed exactly as recommended by their local expert ceramists: usually from a minimum at high temperatures starting somewhere above 980 ° C up until slightly less but equally perfectly calibrated near maximum peak values within just several hours - precisely so it can look good like one made individually when its finish color first comes out right during last heating periods; yet what is really hard even to many long established and quite famous craftsmen working with those sorts for all decades since beginning day of creation time period was being discovered this technique is achieving something beautiful when done properly with only natural glaze on a product but most difficult challenge now days seems still perfecting their techniques which result highly varied depending who specifically handles them each batch or handpicked specific item one has got chance pick; hence if somebody wants unique stuff from home kitchen backslash, they have options going for bathroom sink, floors all across their entire place walls any wall decoration even some pretty designs inside cabinets - this tile will be most versatile than anything found before. Its exclusive aspect lies in reducing average 1 to 3 mm sizes on joined parts due mostly thanks again high quality made process and materials carefully used; plus a sublimely accentuated visual presentation with an emphasis put there too by every person producing each separate part because craftsmanship is quite pronounced as can't even match any factory machine could, especially after years gained skill practicing in same trade line that helps making everything better known to human being. The only method really doing something special and still beautiful as they claim, yet highly priced compared standard things available due such uniqueness involved making cost slightly pricey. Polygons are at the level of six total, so this tile should perform well even under detailed environments in rendering and looks quite promising without any visible texture problems with it also. Textures for you will have to extract manually; all paths mentioned in the above step must be completed carefully before opening up desired software programs listed next to each item title like following: * Sketchup: exporting .jpg/.png etc types through Export-> 2d Graphic -drop option or File> Export ->3D Model > then clicking export as a COLLADA file and ensuring map check boxes checked while doing the first task Or open C4D where upon importation into said application it would give folder inside location with exported files named after original .skp 3ds Max users - open scene. If you already know about the assets/ images path under .. then go directly export your .fbx file option chosen embeds, that way textures will come up together with fbx exported file name. Rhinoceros3D Import. open material panel where clicking texture will bring folder for embedded textures (can now copy those to new place) That's it, do follow these instructions accurately.