Lamp red star Starlight Maisons du monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 14 and then converted to various other formats. Its native format is .skp, while a compatible scene can be accessed using 3ds Max 2016. Vray 3.00 version is utilized for rendering. A bright red star lamp perfect for your child's room is available in our catalogue. The diffused soft mood light it emits, infused with a hint of magic, makes for an ideal ambiance. A delightful and colorful fixture that will charm both the young and the old. In a similar vein, you might also want to explore the enchanting lamp called Circus Child. Its size measures H 13 x W 42 x D 40 in cm, weighing just 0.10 Kg. You can access the lamp's reference number: 143 203 at a price of € 29.99. The polygone count is quite impressive with 16440 polygons to give you an idea. Looking for the textures used? No worries! You'll find them embedded within the .skp file itself. To extract the textures from this file, here's how it's done: * Sketchup users: Simply navigate to File/Export/2D Graphic under the drop-down menu and save as a 2D file. You can export any 2D file you like with all images embedded within. Or follow these steps: + Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model and save it as a COLLADA file in *.dae format. + Click on Options and select the box next to Export Texture Maps. + Save and find the folder containing textures along with your .dae file. * C4D users: Trial version should be fine. The imported .skp model generates a separate folder with all embedded textures. * 3ds Max Users: Upon importing, textures are automatically stored within ..\3dsMax\scene\assets\images. To access them or embed in another file simply follow this process: + Click on the "embed media" checkbox in the FBX export window dialog. * Rhinoceros users can find embedded files in their .skp folder upon importing. You will notice that your materials' names hold a key to uncovering all texture files in this new folder: Simply follow these steps: Open material editor Select any object having textures Hit three dots and now click on Texture's name. This way you can get direct access to your temp embedded folder