Headboard child 140cm pink striped PARIS FASHION Maisons du m... 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 13 and later adapted to every other 3D format available. The native format is .skp, while the 3dsmax scene was built with 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered utilizing Vray 3.00. This 3D catalog entry includes the Child Headboard, a feminine bed decoration idea designed specifically for a princess's room. Classically styled and made of high-quality wood, this bedhead features pink and beige in a beautiful striped print, combining these vibrant colors with elegance. Available to place behind your bed or mount directly on the wall, this lovely wooden headboard measures 140cm wide. An outstanding idea to enhance the sophistication of any young girl's bedroom space. Alternatively, consider adding a touch of modern style with our padded Headboard money Chesterfield child model, an extraordinary blend of sleek designs and traditional elements that make it ideal for adding unique flair in children's rooms. For those seeking even more individuality in home decor ideas. Model dimensions: H 103 cm x W 150 cm x D 8 cm; Weighing in at just 15 kilograms, this product brings comfort and visual charm to the young person using the bed. Catalog number 137018 Price €189.00. Made up of an impressive total of 9,915 polygons. Polygons help define the quality of 3D computer graphics objects. Each time more than a thousand or higher, these units demonstrate that model's realism, giving more visual quality for human eye. This realistic scene gives user satisfaction with no compromise between complexity and memory requirements on computer resources. The high-resolution images you see in the product catalog entry are all accessible directly from your local Sketchup project. All it takes to import the picture is open file by choosing one option from a pop-up menu File > Export > 3D Model > and press button. That gives new chance to see where image data was placed within computer directory - with each subsequent save it is possible for software writers to write out additional information on storage units too (that makes total file bigger as there might still remain something stored elsewhere but inaccessible through standard viewing modes.) If not you can copy over and import your preferred image. To take the process a bit further. It involves two options - File/Export or selecting desired type under File>Save As menu from main panel area right beside main toolbar with big yellow "E". The exported files then will hold all relevant texture data as before inside itself just not visible so don't think of that like hidden pictures everywhere - you really need know which particular images belongs together, therefore please take time go through the export window settings every once again: Make sure 'Texture Maps Exported As JPEGs In Single Folder.' Click Okay And That Should Get Job Done For All File Formats. A further possibility opens when utilizing any of following software Sketchup (completely free), C4D (enough trial versions work just fine, import file as standard scene). Here again just go into material editor under Paneldroper Materials click Texture next dots click on "Textures".