Headboard child 90 cm pink striped PARIS FASHION Maisons du m... 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 13 before being converted into other 3D formats. The native format is .skp, with a 3ds Max scene compatible with version 2016 of this software and rendered with Vray 3.00 in the Catalogue 2014. This child headboard provides a feminine look for the room of your little princess, combining classic style elements such as pink and beige in a striped print on its wooden surface. Designed to fit either behind the bed or wall mounted, this decorative piece is perfect for sleeping areas with dimensions of 90cm wide. It offers a beautiful decoration idea that brings a touch of elegance into a girl's room. If you are looking for another style, discover the pastel pink child headboard with measurements in centimeters of H 103 x W 100 x D 8. This decorative piece weighs approximately 11 kilograms and is identified as ref 137019 at a price of € 159.00. With 9915 polygons used to create it, this design features the following key specs: H 103 x W 100 x D 8 cm. Polygons count: 9915 Textures for this product can be found in the original .skp file. If you have software that allows exporting images from the file, follow these simple steps: - Using Sketchup (Free), go to File > Export > 2d Graphic, then select your preferred 2D format. - Alternatively: In Sketchup (free) , open the file you want and then go to 'file> export 3D Model'. Save it as a COLLADA file (which will be stored on your hard drive), next to where your .skp is saved. You can do this by using Sketchup. There, ensure 'Export Texture Maps' checkbox has been checked, located under the "export" drop down menu near the bottom of this panel and hit 'Save' as usual. Using C4D (with its free trial version working adequately for exporting 3D models from SketchUp files): - Open your .skp file with the SketchUp software. When importing it to Cinema 4D, go to 'import model' by clicking the small box next to the import file path field and selecting this in the C4d import panel. Then go under Options -> Export options (on top right). Uncheck "Use Auto Generate Proxy". The textures are saved in a separate folder called textures beside where you've imported your .skp. 3ds Max: - If your .skp model gets exported, it should have created some assets that can hold onto texture information.