FAUSTINE white table houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 and later converted into various formats. Its native format is .skp while a 3dsmax scene renders with Vray 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD, NEW 2012 For those looking to add style to their living / dining room space, the white Faustine table is a great choice. Crafted from pine wood that's lightly aged for an elegant appearance, this pure white table features classic oval shapes with wrought iron feet and will surely brighten up any interior with its refined finish. Its design fits perfectly with classic styles and comes in additional options like dark gray and gray stained natural finishes at affordable prices. Size: 78cm high x 180cm wide x 90cm deep; Weight: 13.10 Kg Visit www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/table-a-diner-blanche-faustine-124258.htm (Ref: 124258); Price €299; Polygons: 13160 To extract the textures found in this .skp file, use one of these popular software applications. They'll make it easy and convenient for you. For Sketchup users: You can easily export images using File/Export/2D Graphic under drop-down options. Alternatively, follow these steps: File -> Export -> 3D Model Export as a COLLADA File (* .dae) file and make sure that 'Export Texture Maps' is checked. Once the exported file is generated, navigate to its location where you should find all textures organized within a folder with the same name. For Cinema 4D users: Trial version or full access - just import your .skp file into Cinema 4D, it will automatically generate a texture folder alongside your imported file for your convenience. For 3ds Max users: After importing your .skp file, head to its assets and then to images - there you'll find the texture files organized by name. Alternatively, if you're using FBX format, during export, make sure 'embed media' is checked in your export dialog box, which should automatically create a new folder for textures. Rhinoceros 3D users can: Import the .skp file and navigate to its material editor - any selected materials with textures will show up once you click on them in the Textures section; right-click three dots and you'll see all the embedded textures in your AppDataLocalTemp/ embedded_files folder. Simply copy or paste the texture wherever desired.