Headboard TIKKA houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted using Sketchup 8 and later adapted into multiple other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, while a compatible scene is created with 3ds Max 2016, rendered utilizing Vray 3.00. Dimensions measure: H 125 cm x W 170 cm x PR 7 cm. Weighting in at 0.10 kg. Add an original touch to your room with this striking headboard measuring 160 ethnic grounds. Constructed from recycled wood and easily mounted behind your bed, the unique piece showcases intricate hand-painted stenciled patterns, guaranteeing each item is one-of-a-kind. Complete the peaceful atmosphere with a bedspread like SARAYA in bed linen measurements 260x240. This versatile headboard also comes in a smaller option of 140 cm wide. Model Details: Ref Number - 146927 Price - €329.90 Polygon count - 22 Extracting textures from the .skp file is straightforward with the right software. Follow these guidelines if you're familiar with the following tools: Sketchup (Free): 1. Under File -> Export -> 2d Graphic, choose a 2D file type from the drop-down option and export it. Another way to achieve this is: File -> Export -> 3D Model; export as COLLADA File (.dae); click on the Options button, check Export Texture Maps. You'll find all textures in a folder next to the exported file. C4D (Trial version is enough): Importing the .skp file directly generates a folder with textures. 3ds Max: When importing the .skp file, it stores texture files in the 3dsMaxsceneassetsimages directory. You can find them there or export an FBX file with the embed media option selected for automatic texture folder generation together with the FBX file. Rhinoceros 3D (Trial version is enough): Import the .skp file; open material editor under Panels -> Material Editor, select any material that includes textures, click on the texture name, and a folder will appear containing all the textures in the ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files directory. You can copy these textures to any desired folder.