HALF the cube CUBE 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 8 before being converted to other formats seamlessly. The native file format is .skp, while a 3ds Max scene in 2016 uses Vray 3.00 rendering; a cube that's half its original size has a lateral and frontal glass feature. This design suits solitary desks perfectly and can be adapted as garden sheds, cottages or an extra room, a preau, or greenhouse, ideally suited for individualized spaces. Gardeners who desire versatile and customizable outdoor spaces find it perfect as storage solutions. Ideal places include hut spaces in the garden. Garden storage units like those seen at outdoor markets benefit from having extra rooms added for gardening needs. Polygons are present within this model, 24523 of them. Those looking to find textures for this project should refer to .skp files. This provides ample details about its setup. If anyone is faced with difficulty extracting the necessary data and images required for further adjustments can simply follow specific steps using their chosen software application. With some effort, one can accomplish all their tasks effortlessly in an effective and quick manner. Those equipped with a suitable version of Sketchup will have no issues when utilizing it since export is straightforward: File->Export 3D Graphic->COLLADA, under drop-down option select Image or another two-d format and textures will be present within. When utilizing C4D, there are even less problems since an auto-folder generated automatically during file import will store all images; just look near where the .skp is kept. Users working in 3ds Max will find this quite straightforward - just save under option Export to see a neatly categorized image directory in your asset storage area when your new FBX is made. On another note Rhinoceros trial users have one option also. In addition, they can try other solutions with relative ease using various 2D, 3d and rendering techniques that give desired visual result