FORMENTERA meridian taupe houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted using Sketchup 8 software, then effortlessly converted into all other essential 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, while a 3ds Max scene utilizes version 2016, rendered with Vray 3.00 Reference 147. Dimensions are impressive: Height 75 cm x Width 90 cm x Proportion 202. The model's weight is a respectable 61 Kg. Set aside your busy days for a moment and indulge in the tranquility of this garden! A chaise lounge cushion in soothing taupe color will provide the perfect setting for a lazy afternoon in the warm sunlight. This piece boasts deco details that add an exotic touch, courtesy of its woven rattan material. To further enhance the experience, a magazine rack nearby allows you to conveniently hold your reading materials. For those who appreciate coziness, the garden features fireside seating from the FORMENTERA collection. For easy reference: Ref. 147187, Price € 699.90, and Polygon count: 1347. To access textures, navigate to the .skp file. The process is straightforward with suitable software tools: With Sketchup (available for free), export the image as your preferred 2D file format from File > Export > 2D Graphic. An alternative option involves exporting a COLLADA file (*.dae). During the export process, be sure to check the box next to 'Export Texture Maps.' This will generate a folder containing all textures at the exported file location. Using Cinema 4D (even the trial version suffices), import the .skp file into the software. Automatically, a folder with textures should appear alongside the imported .skp file. For 3ds Max users, when importing an .skp file, textures will be stored in the '..\3dsMaxScene\assets\images' directory. Additionally, you can export an FBX file with the embed media option selected to generate a folder of textures together with the exported file. Lastly, if Rhinoceros 3D software is at your disposal (the trial version is more than adequate), import the .skp file and access material settings in the 'Material editor.' By clicking on any texture-enabled material, you'll have the opportunity to explore the full collection of textures located in '..\AppDataLocalTemp\embedded_files.' Simply copy or paste them into your preferred folder.