Headboard Castile houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model originated from a design created using Sketchup 8 before being converted into multiple formats. Native file type is .skp, with the corresponding 3dsmax scene developed in 3ds Max 2016. Rendering utilized Vray 3.00 with reference number 147003 Dimensions: H 125 cm x W 180 cm x PR 7, Weight: 26 Kg This wood headboard features intricately designed perforated shutters that evoke an aura of elegance for your bed Crafted from workmanship applied to a subtle off-white patina, this stylish headboard (160) imparts a soothing romantic ambiance into any bedroom setting The Deco detail encompasses two adjustable side panels offering maximum functionality. To complement the room decor effectively, place the headboard either directly behind or securely fixed to the wall for added stability Ref: 147003, Price € 399.90, Polygon Count: 626 You can easily extract textures from the .skp file by using any of these popular software platforms. With Sketchup (Free) at your disposal, follow this straightforward approach: 1) Navigate to File/Export/2D Graphic 2) Choose your preferred format under the drop-down option. For an alternative solution within Sketchup: 1) Access File -> Export -> 3D Model 2) Specify the desired location for exporting 3) Confirm Export Texture Maps C4D Users: Trial versions are also compatible Upon importing the .skp file, you should find a dedicated folder containing textures located adjacent to the file. This streamlined process enables easy accessibility and flexibility. Within 3ds Max: When importing .skp into this program: Your exported files will automatically be stored in ..\3dsMax\scene\assets\images For exporting the model with embedded media (within File/Export dialog): This can easily lead you to extract textures directly, by generating a designated folder containing all textures and other materials together with your file. Rhino users, don't worry about having just Trial versions. If .skp import fails within this platform, follow these additional steps: Panels->Material editor, selecting any textured object will help open a hidden section on its panel to find that embedded directory with the extracted files and simply copying or moving those embedded_files over should grant full functionality to all users alike.