High chair Essaouira houses the world 3D model

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This Moroccan style wrought iron armchair ESSAOUIRA was originally created with Sketchup 8 software and then converted to other 3D formats. Native format is .skp, and a 3ds Max 2016 scene has been exported, rendered with Vray 3.00, valued in an oriental decor setting alongside its companion ESSAOUIRA round armchair. The Moroccan living room chair will also complement this other round bench with tissues along with his wrought iron coffee table featuring a glass top and ornamental coat rack showcasing pure Moroccan style design principles. This stylish Moroccan-inspired piece features measurements of H 90 x W 51 x D 51 in cm, while its overall weight amounts to approximately 9 kilograms. The object is tagged as reference 490.70214 with an attached price tag valued at €89 euros. When considering textures embedded within the .skp file, you can access them directly from Sketchup, which makes the task relatively straightforward without requiring further explanation or complex instructions for exporting and organizing these textures outside of their default storage folder inside the native file format. As an alternative method, using another software tool known as 3ds Max, once you have successfully imported your .skp file into this environment by simply going under 'File', selecting 'Export', choosing to save as a '.FBX' model, be sure that media embedding option is enabled at the time of saving - thereby also automatically creating and extracting folder locations storing corresponding texture data outside original native source folder path for easy referencing later use when desired. When trying out importing a Sketchup project directly within this environment utilizing COLLADA Files, make certain 'Export Texture Maps' checkbox has indeed been checked beforehand prior exporting into external location; upon arrival you can browse existing subdirectories holding newly exported file sets – each containing its respective associated maps for texture purposes. If the need ever arises, to perform any necessary edits and export those modifications from the software with full preservation of all related media materials without compromising anything – just choose appropriate path within 'Export' section. Similarly Rhinoceros 3D has capability import files directly - so if looking extract required texture maps manually here then you'd go Panels-Material Editor after having completed the import successfully and select material displaying map which opens dialog box prompting choice selecting embed_file path in app's temporary data directory containing those exact textures - all that now simply needing manual relocation wherever preferable outside program boundaries for continued use in any project. By making yourself familiar with these few essential steps everyone has access extract embedded files manually if preferred - thanks again taking time read thru this little walkthrough and hopefully gained better understanding needed operations involved getting your own desired outcomes with different software applications handling tasks at hand!