Elephant houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 before being converted into all other formats of three-dimensional graphics. Its native format is .skp, while a 3ds Max scene is set at 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00. The Houses Furniture World brand produced it in 2013 as part of its collection, introducing an exotic element to interior design through its unique look and authentic materials used. A true handmade decorative item, the Savannah Elephant stands out from others in terms of its construction. Its original and exclusive design combines a cotton canvas exterior with an inner core made from paper pulp, showcasing high quality and authenticity in craftsmanship. A corresponding model from this collection is the Nafta camel. Here are some details about it: size (cm) H 44 x W 41 x D 21, and it weighs approximately 2 Kg. If you're interested in more information or wish to make a purchase, please visit http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/elephant-savane-131691.htm . This item has the product code Ref: 131691 and its price is currently 49 Euros. Some other specifications worth noting are the total number of polygons in this model, which amounts to 4257. All the textures associated with it can be found inside the original file, denoted by the .skp extension. Users should find a folder containing all the textures alongside their respective models once these operations have been carried out. Extracting these images requires specialized software as indicated below: - If you're currently working within Sketchup and wish to export its images in any format supported by your version of Sketchup, simply go under File/Export/2D Graphics drop down menu. It's a very easy step to undertake and offers instant results. An alternative solution to follow the procedure explained next involves the COLLADA File ( *.dae ) that is produced after executing an operation under File-> Export->3D Model with 'export texture maps checked'. Another approach includes following certain procedures while working with Rhinoceros 3D as outlined below. It is quite straightforward and takes very little effort: For individuals using software versions other than the trial edition, please ensure to export all the required textures at any time. If you are utilizing an earlier version, this may not be an option that's easily accessible so always save any materials associated with your model as images and store them separately before deleting the old project file which no longer includes texture data anymore. The rest is relatively simple since extracting image files in all other formats such as fbx follows almost exactly similar instructions given to other compatible software platforms used previously within steps described earlier on. Note: If a certain operation fails at one attempt do not be discouraged, repeat procedure until correct output generated as some systems react better under these scenarios rather than relying solely upon initial performance alone.