Lamp Cap Ferret houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 8, subsequently converted into all other 3D formats available. Native format is .skp; however, for users working in 3dsmax environment, a compatible scene file can be created in 2016 version of the program using Vray 3.00 rendering settings. HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD introduces its NEW 2013 Chic and poetic collection with lamp Cap Ferret featuring an elegantly designed wooden base topped by delicate glass shells and accented with stylish black cotton lampshade. When paired with a beautiful home decor item like this, the room's seaside atmosphere is effortlessly elevated. Explore additional coastal designs through our lamp Ammonite model at http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/lampe-cap-ferret-130464.htm; Reference number 130464; List Price: €149. To locate the textures within your .skp file, refer to the list of compatible software applications for effortless extraction. Below you'll find step-by-step guides tailored to facilitate easy texture retrieval: **Compatible Software Solutions** If you possess one of these mentioned applications or trial versions thereof, the following procedures should effectively enable you to export the model's textures without undue difficulty: **1. Sketchup (Free Edition)** You can achieve your objective in just two straightforward steps. 1st - Choose File / Export / 2d Graphic from within your sketch-up menu option dropdown selection Then select and proceed with saving as desired. Alternatively, simply navigate through these directions: a) Select 'File' b) Proceed to click on the drop-down export option in the context-specific task panel (next option down - Export). - Within the newly opened Export panel dialog: Select file format and 3d model as specified here (.dae). Then check "Export Texture Maps." Locate the destination path after exporting where folder will hold texture. Navigate inside, within your computer system's local drive directory location there is a text document in subfolders next containing all required image map details for successful material rendering within appropriate rendering tool software suite environments. Or: i) Go to the 'Export' option in file menu (in drop-down context menu). ii) After clicking export dialog opens. Within panel locate Options. iii) Checkmark Export Texture Maps in newly expanded field space. Proceed next step below. 2) Navigate directory containing exported COLLADA files (DAE): you should now notice subfolders labeled after their parent filenames containing texture maps within. These files, now exported as needed according to user's preferred settings. 3d Modeling software tool for your chosen file output (e.g..skp - sketch-up scene. or Collada model from dae extension). Now proceed by accessing these stored location where you can then freely move your extracted content. Sketchup Free Edition If none of those listed tools meet up with system environment standards try out our suggested secondary solution described above which involves following standard procedure applicable throughout compatible formats (like Sketch-up & C4D) outlined further on this list below Sketch-up alternative route: Import sketchup 3d .skp scene file into new blank scene, by opening appropriate menu from within c4d interface. Next export that particular skp content item by selecting File > Export and navigate options as required in the export dialogue pop up window. C4D By default this step also will result a automatically created folder labeled same as model reference number which holds texture assets next to skp exported file for ease of handling during future rendering & simulation projects involving embedded map details found stored in above mentioned location directory path. Navigate over through computer file system till find said specific folders contents – those image assets are what render software tool relies on upon importing 3D objects for visualization purposes.