ESCALE gray coffee table houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built using Sketchup 8 and later converted into various 3D formats. Native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene is set up in 3ds Max 2016 version with Vray 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD. This product, from the 2013 line of modern and timeless designs, is the coffee table Escale. It is a sleek, rectangular garden coffee table available in gray polywood or natural wood colors that requires little maintenance. Accompany your family's long summer evenings with this easy-to-care-for table, designed to withstand harsh weather conditions. This piece perfectly complements the other garden furniture items from the same collection, such as the gray halter from the Escale collection. Specifications: Size (cm) H 30 x L 130 x P 75 can be found at http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/table-basse-de-jardin-grise-escale-129999.htm\nPrice is € 159. The model includes a total of 25 polygons, which makes it lightweight for any rendering task. If you are interested in using these textures in other software packages, please see below.\n\nExtracting Textures from .skp Files is Made Easy.\n\nIf You Have These Software Packages Already Installed, Follow These Instructions:\n\nSketchup (Completely Free)\n\nTo export your images as a 2D graphic file under the File/Export menu's dropdown option in Sketchup. Another way to achieve this result is by following these additional steps.\n\nOpen your file under File -> Export. In the options dialog window that opens, click on the 'Options' button and select Export Texture Maps if not already selected. The next step will take you to the exported .collada (.DAE) location directory where all textures can be found organized into a folder with the same name as the original file.\n\nC4D (A Trial Version is Perfectly Sufficient)\n\nOnce your file has been imported, a folder automatically generated containing the required texture maps appears next to the .skp file within C4D's application window. Simply select it for immediate use in any graphics software or editor.\n\n3ds Max \n\nImporting .skp Files Automatically Results in All Texture Storage in ..\nUpon opening and importing your Sketchup model into 3ds Max, texture files are found at location: ..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages. As an additional step to aid usability, we recommend selecting the Embed Media option when exporting the file as a fbx model for instant creation of a dedicated folder of textures accompanying your export. \n\nRhinoceros 3D (Even Trial Versions Will Suffice)\n\nFor ease and clarity in viewing your Sketchup-generated material files and related textures within Rhinoceros, import your .skp into the application and navigate to open its material editor found under the panels menu (panels->material Editor). Any selected material possessing a texture component will now allow access by clicking on it and opening three little dots appearing in front of you at the texture's name area. A complete listing should then appear pointing directly to location directory .\n\nSimply copy these into whatever designated area they fit perfectly into for easy storage purposes only