floor cushion MULTICO pink houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 13 before being converted to every other 3D format available. Its native file format is .skp, while the 3dsmax scene runs on 3ds Max 2016 with Vray 3.00 for rendering purposes. To create a modern look suitable for both a family play area and social ground settings between friends, explore the Ground Rose Cushion model. This comfortable pink ottoman has declined to a fuchsia tone that is both child-friendly and resistant to water. Made of garni polystyrene beads and polyester cushioning for supreme comfort. The ottoman also comes in other vibrant colors including Yellow, Green, Blue or Orange options. Size specifications: 152 cm H x 132 W. The total weight is 2 Kg. Available exclusively from Houses Furniture World, newly added to our catalog in 2012 as part of the ID number 122357. Purchase price: 49 euros. For technical details: 96 polygons have been utilized for this 3D model rendering process. To extract textures from the .skp file used in the creation of this ottoman, you will first need to have a specific software installed on your computer system that can read Sketchup format files (.skp). Here are some recommended tools for texture extraction purposes: - If you own and regularly use the Sketchup application: • Go to File and then Export from the top navigation bar. • Select 2D Graphic - drop down option under export tab. This process will extract all your required images from the file. • Another easy approach would be to save your image of choice directly via a right-click menu after exporting as a .collada file (DAE). Then, navigate through the local folder containing the DAE file where all your extracted textures should now reside. - Alternatively, if you are currently running any version of Cinema 4D, importing .skp files generates folders that contain all relevant image data immediately adjacent to where the Sketchup file has been deposited: • Open C4D. Using this software’s standard import option (File > Import), choose .skp as your required import format. - On systems using the industry-leading 3ds Max tool, extracting images proves very straightforward due to an embedded export feature for media objects found under advanced dialog windows: • Begin by choosing .fbx from available list items and also make sure embeds have been enabled prior before launching your rendering application of preference (you might even get lucky and notice additional asset folder has formed too). - Another user-friendly method is supported via Rhinoceros 3D (which also offers a trial option in case you wish to experience their tools prior investing): • Upon starting this particular model in any software, first locate Material Editor. - Once accessed, find textures embedded under panels that allow viewing of textures - then merely select required item to open corresponding image or set destination location for them elsewhere.