house Nantes 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 before being converted to multiple formats including OBJ, FBX and DWG, but it can still be edited with confidence in its native format, .skp, which is also supported by popular 3D software such as 3ds Max and Maya. Rendering this house took place on Vray 3.00 in 3ds Max 2016 version. Native formats are always the best place to start when searching for textures and in the case of this 3D model, it is stored in .skp format, so simply opening this file should reveal where the textures are located. However, for many people with limited software knowledge or technical experience, extracting these images from the original .skp file may seem complicated. Fortunately, several popular software tools can simplify this process, including Sketchup and C4D which both support export functions to easily pull out individual texture maps. 3ds Max also stores texture files in a specific directory location so they're always easy to locate within a project folder or on an external drive when needed, providing flexibility during rendering time - especially if working with large scenes like house Nantes which features intricate architectural details requiring precise mapping onto the walls themselves. The best way to export 2D images from a .skp file involves going into File->Export and then choosing 3D Model. Exporting as COLLADA File (.dae) will make it possible for users without direct experience of graphics editing tools such as Sketchup, C4D, or Maya - all widely used throughout the architectural community worldwide, but which also carry high costs -to access image assets embedded within each respective software version that they possess either personally purchased or have available through their employer offering access. This method effectively unlocks ability for anyone owning trial versions sufficient at least to allow initial export without having spent considerable dollars out of pocket.