Headboard child 90 cm PASTEL taupe houses the world Ref 135245 3D model

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This 3D model was originally developed with Sketchup 13 before being converted into multiple formats for compatibility. The native file format is .skp, while a corresponding scene can be imported into 3ds Max 2016 for rendering using Vray 3.00. Catalogued in 2014, this intricately designed wooden headboard embodies a subtle and enchanting ambiance, perfect for a child's room. Featuring a bed width of 90cm, this sleek headboard allows easy placement behind the bed for added support. A classic design incorporating taupe accents infuses a touch of whimsy into the child's universe. Alternative colour options are available, including white, pink and blue. Additionally, you can explore an alternate Ocean-themed child headboard design that will undoubtedly capture the child's imagination. Product specifications: - Size: 110cm in height, 102cm in width and only 5cm thick - Weight: a mere 10 kilograms - Pricing information is set at €98.60 Further details can be found within the .skp file. Regarding extracting textures from the .skp file: Sketchup (completely free): 1) Select your preferred 2D export option under File -> Export. Alternatively, Go to File -> Export and then export as a COLLADA file (.dae). Verify that "Export Texture Maps" is enabled within options. Your exported files should contain a folder for all of the included textures. C4D: Import the .skp model directly into C4D; the importation process automatically generates a folder with corresponding textures nearby. 3ds Max (works well in 2016 version): When you open the imported .skp file, texture maps will be saved to "....\Documents \SketchupModels <filename>\" Export the file using "embed media option selected", so that all texture maps are bundled into one single directory alongside your exported .fbx files. Rhino: After importing the .skp file into Rhino and opening Material editor (under panels), select a material that incorporates textures, then locate any corresponding images embedded within this material by selecting on the icon. Locate and move your chosen textures from this hidden folder: C:\Users\*User name\AppDataLocal\Temp(embedded_files) These textures can then be freely transferred into whichever destination of your choice.