LAMP NORWAY houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 13 then transformed into every other 3D format available. Native file type is .skp, but 3dsmax scene renders as 3ds Max 2016 using Vray 3.00 software reference number 146447 Dimensions (cm) read as Height: H244 x Width: W65 x Perimeter: PR58 Weight comes in at 8.82 kg Inspired by the glamour of old Hollywood movie studios, this sleek white metal lamppost shines a warm spotlight right into your modern living room setting. Standing proudly atop a sturdy tripod with casters for effortless movement, this adjustable floor lamp offers perfect lighting every time. A standout detail features an easily adjusted spotlight arm to tailor light output exactly how you like it Our advice is to set this elegant piece at a reasonable distance from your chair or couch to really experience its beauty. If you're looking for more decorative masterpieces like this, we recommend checking out our HOLLYWOOD lamppost as well Ref: 146447 Price: €299.90 Polygons count reads in at 1062. Find all necessary textures right within the .skp file. Here's a simple step-by-step guide on how to extract those vital textures from any .skp file: 1. Just have one of the following software programs and follow along: Sketchup (free) You're done in no time with just two quick steps: - Simply export the image as your preferred 2D format under File > Export > 2d Graphic (just select that option from the dropdown menu). 2. An alternative route - Just go to File > Export > 3D Model. Then, set Export Texture Maps option checked on within the dialogue window options and proceed. You should see all your texture maps in a new folder by your exported file name inside its main location. Or, for those who already have C4D: 1. All it takes is importing the .skp file to C4D to create that automatically-made folder containing textures right next to your .skp file. Now if you've got 3ds Max on hand, 1. To extract your textures - Simply import your .skp file, which then saves those vital texture files inside a subfolder in its designated 3dsmaxsceneassetsimages. Alternatively, When exporting the FBX version with Embed Media selected, all those texture folders will be bundled together with your exported file as well. But if you have Rhinoceros 3D readily available: 1. All it requires is to import .skp into that particular program and then open up its Material editor section. There inside the panels material list, pick any material having a visible texture on it; 2. After selecting your desired texture in text name and then clicking on those three small dots found at its edge, It becomes readily available now within the temp/embedded files directory – copy or move all the files to any new desired location from here onwards