Headboard 90cm gray and pink STELLA houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 13 before being converted into various other 3D formats. Native format is .skp, while the 3dsmax scene runs on 3ds Max 2016 version, rendering it with Vray 3.00 in 2014 Catalog. This enchanting gray headboard, lined with vibrant pink, is preparing a sweet slumber for your little fairy. Designed to last for a 90 cm sleep session, this child's headboard adds a touch of magic to the universe of your daughter. A sturdy wooden bed can be securely wall mounted (rigging system included). Enhance this whimsical atmosphere with Stella, your child's gray and pink bedside furniture. Dimensions: H 116 x W 94 x D 3 Weight: 0.10 Kg Ref. 143514 price € 99.99 Polygons: 232 The textures for the 3D model can be located within the .skp file. Extracting textures from a .skp file is a breeze with any of these software programs. With Sketchup (Free), it's straightforward. Simply go to File -> Export -> 2D Graphic - then choose your preferred export format. Another option: File -> Export -> 3D Model as a COLLADA File (*.dae) Select the options menu and check that "Export Texture Maps" is selected. Open up the exported file location, in the directory, there will be a folder with textures along with the .skp file. Using C4D (even just a trial version), simply importing the .skp file to your application automatically creates a folder filled with the required textures next to the original .skp file. In 3ds Max, after importing .skp into 3ds Max, textures can be found within the ..3dsMax/scene/assets/images directory. To simplify matters even more, select embed media during fbx export and a separate textures folder will accompany the exported .fbx file. Importing .skp to Rhinoceros 3D should work in any version of the program. Accessing the material editor by using panels->Material editor helps reveal which texture was embedded on it. Locate the material, right click and you are given three button, open it to your AppData\LocalTempembedded_files directory and simply transfer all those file anywhere that makes most sense for you or where you like best!