HEXAGON Tiles Cement tiles Marsh 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8, which later enabled seamless conversions to all other 3D formats available. Native format remains .skp, while 3ds Max scenes use 2016 version of 3ds Max software and are rendered with Vray 3.00. Dimensions range from 15/15 / 1.6 cm, fitting neatly into a compact design. In 1977, entrepreneur Bertrand Damoiseau took inspiration from stunning eighteenth- and nineteenth-century tiles and founded the company "Tiles Marais Bertrand Damoiseau". From its production workshop, Damoiseau masterfully manufactures enamelled lava kitchen units, works with Marble, creates enameled earthenware biscuits, and brings your projects to life. By preserving tradition and a legacy of craftsmanship, Tiles Marais remains true to its roots while producing an entire collection of tiles that will give new beauty to any home. Paris, FR: 46, rue du old temple 75004 Call us now: 01.42.78.17.43 Nantes, FR: 2, rue de Strasbourg 44000 Call us: 02.40.20.38.20 Lille, FR: street Esquermoise Call us: 03.20.74.10.66 www.carrelage-ciment.fr Black White Gray 15/15 / 1.6 cm Cement Tiles Information: Polygons: 56 All necessary textures can be easily accessed from the .skp file itself. For anyone familiar with one of the following software, retrieving those texture files becomes extremely easy: Sketchup (Available Free): Choose your preferred 2D file format in File > Export > 2D Graphic drop down option. Another efficient way is: Select File -> Export -> 3D Model. Selecting COLLADA File (*.dae) allows for exporting it with checked export Texture Maps button in the Options window. Your textures will be readily available within the folder containing the exported file, at your exported file's location. C4D (Free trial works perfectly well): Simply importing the .skp file into C4D instantly generates a folder containing all of the textures adjacent to the .skp file itself. 3ds Max: Upon successful importation, 3ds Max will store those texture files under your user's directory. Additionally, exporting as an FBX file with Embed media selected in the Export dialog window will result in a neat folder filled with those exact same textures. Rhinoceros 3D (Also accessible through Free trial): After successfully importing .skp file to Rhinoceros 3D software, head into the Panels->Material Editor. Next up is picking any material from the Materials list that holds textures. The Textures section lists the specific texture name that you need; clicking on the three dot button instantly displays every available texture and puts them all in a temporary folder location. Just remember to simply copy & paste these beautiful images wherever they fit perfectly, making your life easier.