JOHN MODULO right armrest houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 13 software and then successfully converted into numerous other formats including .skp and all others as well. The native format is, without a doubt, .skp 3dsmax scene, which is specifically version 2016, while rendering with Vray 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD presents a stunning new design in 2012. Design your ideal living room by incorporating the four individual elements of the John range. The versatile and attractive John right angle includes an aged brown distressed leather armrest. By combining this angled module with other pieces such as the left corner, central angle, and two easy chairs, you can create a beautiful, modern, and cozy lounge. Don't forget to discover also the stunning sofa and chair designed within the same range as the John. Dimensions for size (cm): H 68 x W 97 x D 98 while weighing only 27 kg, reference number: 124 753 priced at €570 with a substantial Polygons total of 194. Important to note that textures can be easily located and retrieved from the .skp file. Follow these straightforward guidelines provided to extract these high-quality images: Sketchup (Available absolutely free): Export an image as your preferred choice of 2D file using File/Export/2d Graphic drop down option, then choose to export a new folder next to exported COLLADA File (.dae) or from there on you will get a location which will provide a texture. Another efficient way would be: Just Go under File -> Export -> 3D Model. Export it as a COLLADA File ( .dae) file with export texture maps option selected then open up your files where should have an images of the textures that came embedded from there C4D is not a problem (a trial version is absolutely fine), Import .skp into C4D and automatically generate all images in one single click. If the above option is unavailable use another option Importing your desired object will prompt for storing texture files, simply press the correct file from here in that folder you can find. 3ds Max no problem either: The .skp file successfully imported to your software as it saves images automatically while importng. You can also manually create a folder with your preferred image file name. It also offers you option export fb, with embed media button on it so you are just clicking save and copy your textures to desired location in a snap. Or, Another efficient way would be : The .skp file successfully imported in the 3D software scene in that while viewing under options then materials panel click any material selected to texture from 3dsmax and press button click, now press right button so three buttons on screen now just find a copy location paste the whole image file into it, it can easily accessed anywhere desired in folder location.