house in La Baule with modular extension 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built using Sketchup 6 before being converted into other 3D formats entirely. The native format is .skp, while a 3ds Max scene is formatted as version 2016, rendered with Vray 3.00 advance aluminum housing covering the entire back of a basic electric item. Polygons: 1681 Textures can be located in the .skp file itself. If you possess any of the following software, extracting textures becomes remarkably easy to accomplish by simply following the guidelines provided: Sketchup (Totally free) Export an image as your preferred 2D file using the File/Export/2d Graphic option, where a drop-down menu awaits your selection. Another way is available. File -> Export -> 3D Model and select COLLADA File (*.dae) for exportation purposes. A checkbox is present to make sure Export Texture Maps is marked. The location of the exported file can be accessed to find all textures contained in it. C4D (Even a trial version will suffice) The importation of a .skp file into C4D generates a folder containing textures adjacent to the .skp file instantly upon completion of this process. 3ds Max Upon importing a .skp file into 3ds Max, the texture files are stored within the directory: ..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages. To accomplish this another way, an fbx file can be exported with embed media selected in the export dialog window. In doing so, it will generate a folder containing textures adjacent to the fbx file as well. Rhinoceros 3D (A trial version is sufficient) The importation of a .skp file into Rhinoceros 3D allows for material editing and the exploration of the 'Textures' section within the Material Editor, located under Panels. Any material containing texture on it should be selected. The process concludes with clicking the three-dot button. All textures can then be observed in the ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files directory. Textures may now be copied or pasted into any folder desired for personal use and organization purposes.