Headboard VALENTINE houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 13 and then converted to all other 3D formats. The native format is .skp, and 3ds Max scene uses 2016 version rendered with Vray 3.00 Catalogue 2014. The wooden headboard Valentine 90 cm is a perfect decorative element for developing soft and romantic rooms. This child headboard has a white patina paint finish to create a warm ambiance. To fit your needs, you can find the 140 cm headboard as well. This product belongs to the Valentine range: a bedroom that embodies feminine elegance with romance in every piece - wardrobe, dresser, chest, all having bleached finishes for an effortless matching option... The delicate white matte finish of this range leaves discreetly exposed rough wood (paulownia, fir and MDF). Decorative heart-shaped handles add to the precious style of the range. Size (cm): H 122 x W 92 x D 3 Weight: 9.50 Kg. Ref. 116505 Price: € 99 Polygons: 359. The textures can be found in the .skp file, so if you need to extract them, you'll have no problem as there are simple steps for some software. First, ensure you're using any of the following programs with an available license and then follow these easy-to-follow instructions: If you're working with Sketchup (completely free): Just select File > Export > 2d Graphic - from the dropdown menu. From there export it as a file of your preferred type. Alternatively, proceed as follows: In File Menu click on "Export", and export .skp model into COLLADA File format (*dae). Once done you'll notice an options box will appear: just ensure 'Texture Maps Exporting is enabled, select save. Open up exported location folder for a folder called exported files name containing texture data C4D trial (you may be working on a test run with that software): This step automatically imports and creates the images folder where the .skp file was created In 3ds Max, to get this information right you need import 3D model (.skp) then check assetsimages - in there should contain textures Rhinoceros 3D (just have it installed as a trial on your machine): This software needs no special actions done - simply select any material that includes image, press on texture name from panels->Material Editor open dialog -> find file with images at .AppDataLocalTempembedded_files It can now be freely pasted into folder of preference.