Lamppost houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 software before being converted into all other available 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, while 3dsmax scene is 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD created this item in 2013 for interior spaces that need a minimalist design matching floor lighting styles like Watt. The metal base-supported metal floor lamp pairs with a large hanging light bulb creating an airy, transparent modern luminaire suited for contemporary studios and homes. Always up to the latest trend, try the new black lamppost Carla. www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/lampadaire-watt-130540.htm is its page on Maisons du Monde website. The product ID 130540 sells for €119 and has 3493 polygons in it. The textures needed can be found within the .skp file for users who already have suitable software to handle this format. For anyone possessing any of the following programs, the procedure is as simple as described: Sketchup 1) Open the file with Sketchup (available for free). Go under File then select Export followed by 2d Graphic in order to extract all your texture images that you need. Another alternative: 1. Navigate over to File then hit the "Export" tab 2. Select 3D Model 3. Ensure that 'export Texture Maps' option is ticked 4. Browse over to location, in which folder can be located that bears exact name of file, containing all needed texture pictures Cinema 4d users Simply load your .skp files into Cinema 4d, the tool itself will generate and extract the necessary images contained inside .skp right into separate directory named as it contains every material needed. 3D MAX customers can extract the desired textures in an automated manner without going through much difficulty once the required software imports the .skp. You'll need to check ..AppDataLocalTempassetsimages, because that folder usually keeps all pictures ready for export For Rhino user. Here are the steps: Import the necessary SKP files Go under Panels Open your Material Editor tab. Click and locate one or more objects whose materials do contain needed texture images After that select their name and tap the dot on three-dots symbol next to each other located within Texture panel You can then view them now within 'embedded files directory' folder at location : .AppDataLocalTemp . Copy and paste any required pics as needed.