Green chair MARY houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 before being converted to other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, with a 3ds Max scene optimized for version 2016 of that software and rendered utilizing Vray 3.00. HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD created the world-new scene in 2013 by adding a cool terrace and the green metal chair "Mary's Water". This garden chair has a heart pattern on it, making it both romantic and retro. For small areas, this metal chair pairs perfectly with the matching green metal table known as Mary's water. You can also purchase this same green chair in taupe or pale pink colors. Size details are (cm): H 90 x W 40 x D 51, and it weighs around 5 Kg. For more information, visit http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/chaise-de-jardin-metal-verte-mary-130886.htm The product reference is #130886, priced at 29 €. The .skp file contains the textures you're looking for. If you possess any of these software options - Sketchup (Free), C4D (Trial version included), 3ds Max, or Rhinoceros 3D (also offering a trial version) - it becomes quite easy to extract the required textures. Here are the detailed steps to follow for each option: Sketchup: To start with, simply go under File and choose Export. Click on 2d Graphic under the drop-down options and then pick your desired 2D file format. Another way is as follows: Open the File menu in Sketchup, choose Export from there, and select COLLADA File as the export format (.dae). Next to Options button, make sure that 'Export Texture Maps' has a check mark next to it. Move to the exported location, you'll see that the textures are located in a folder named after the .skp file itself. C4D: Simply import the .skp model into C4D; this automatically creates a new directory where all your textures are saved, along with the original file. 3ds Max: When importing a .skp file, you'll see that the textures get stored in the "C:\Users\[User]\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\3dsMax\[Version]\Assets\Images" folder. An alternative is to export your scene as an FBX model with embedded media selected; this should generate another folder full of texture images, alongside the FBX file. Rhino 3D: You can import the .skp file directly into Rhino and go into Material Editor in your interface, open a material section containing the texture you want. To see all available textures in their current location, follow these steps: in your text section select any material with texture, then click on its name - finally, 3 small dots will allow to explore its texture list, which is actually located in AppDataLocalTemp\embedded_files directory, ready for you to copy them into another folder. This should guide you in the process.