High Table dinner Bengali houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 8, then seamlessly transformed into other 3D formats for versatile usage. Its native format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene leverages 3ds Max 2016's capabilities, rendered using Vray 3.00 for striking visuals. When entertaining friends or family for leisurely meals, a high-quality dining table like this one embodies the quintessential Bengali ideal of a rectangular table with classic appeal. Bringing a touch of elegance and sophistication to any room, this solid wood table is perfectly suited for making a bold statement in your home. For an immersive experience, pair this dining table with a large coffee table or a high table at home for the perfect combination. This product is part of the premium Bengali collection: Featuring geometric lines and an exotic wenge stain for a chic and contemporary interior design. Each piece in the collection showcases exquisite details through its solid mango wood and a sophisticated gloss polished finish, ensuring durability and effortless maintenance. Dimensions (in cm): H 107 x W 150 x D 75 Weight: 44 kg \nPrice: € 399\nPolish this look with intricate textures! These can be found within the .skp file itself. Extracting textures from the .skp file is as simple as having the right software on hand. If you're equipped with one of these, follow these steps for effortless extraction: Sketchup (complimentary) 1. Under File/Export/2d Graphic - dropdown option, export an image in your chosen format. 2. Another method: a. Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. b. Select COLLADA file (* .dae) and make sure 'Export Texture Maps' is checked. c. Locate the exported file directory for a folder containing all the textures. C4D (even the trial version will suffice) Importing the .skp file into C4D instantly generates a textures folder next to your original .skp file. 3ds Max When you import your .skp file, texture files are automatically saved in ...3dsMax scene assets images for convenient access. To export with embedded media, choose this option in the export dialog window to generate a separate textures folder together with your fbx file. Rhino (the trial version is enough) Import your .skp file into Rhino and open material editor (Panel->Material Editor). Select any material featuring a texture, click on the name, and tap three dots. You'll now see all textures located in ...AppDataLocalTemp/embedded_files. Simply copy and paste these to any desired folder for your convenience!