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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 before being converted into all other major 3D formats. The native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene uses 3ds Max 2016, rendered using Vray 3.00 for the HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD, NEW 2013 model.\nRef: 130469\nPolygons: 5049 \n\nThe textures used in this 3D model can be found directly within the .skp file itself.\n\nExtracting these textures is quite straightforward if you have one of several specific software applications at your disposal.\n\nTo begin, we'll assume you possess one or more of the following tools: Sketchup (completely free), C4D (trial version will suffice), 3ds Max, or Rhinoceros 3D (again, trial versions are acceptable).\n\nIf so, let's proceed as follows.\n\nWith Sketchup:\nYou can easily export any desired image in 2D form under the "File/Export/2d Graphic" dropdown option.\nAlternatively,\nExport it directly to a COLLADA file with texture maps checked and voila! All your textures will be contained within the folder associated with this exported file, awaiting easy access at the selected export destination.\n\nC4D Users:\ Importing the .skp model into C4D immediately triggers the creation of a new folder containing all textures directly next to it. The location will naturally follow the import sequence and will make your process seamless and effortless.\n3ds Max Fans:\nThe imported Sketchup file is cleverly saved within ..\3dsMaxsceneassetsimages directory, making discovery as straightforward as pie.\nFor further flexibility,\nbYou can also opt to export it in fbx format with embed media enabled in the dialogue window, leading to automatic creation of a separate folder storing the images next to your new model.\nRhinoceros 3D Wizards:\nWhen importing .skp into this environment, all you have to do is head to Panel - Material editor, highlight a texture-enabled material and click the icon button within the "Textures" section. Doing so grants immediate visibility to these image files embedded directly within your temporary cache: ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files directory.\nIt's really that simple - all the needed files are there ready for further modification.