Long Island The TV stand houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 software and then converted into other popular 3D formats including OBJ, STL, and FBX. Native file format is SKP, which is a native file of Sketchup 8, while the 3DSMax scene file is a MAX file compatible with version 2016 and was rendered using Vray software version 3.00. Add style to your relaxing evenings at home by decorating your living room with this TV stand design inspired by modern industrial styles. Combining sleek black colors and wooden natural textures, the structure's simplicity gives it an ultra-modern look perfect for a contemporary environment in any of the long islands, cities or metropolitan area across United States and Canada. Size: 22.4 inches height x 46 inches width x 19.7 inches depth Weight: 44 pounds Reference: #116 977 Price: $220 Polygons: 125 Textures can be easily accessed within the .SKP file. To extract textures from .SKP file, use the following software: Sketchup (Free), C4D, 3ds Max, or Rhinoceros 3D. If you have any of these programs installed on your computer system, it's easy to do so by simply following the guidelines below: Using Sketchup: Open the Sketchup application and navigate to "File/Export" then select 2D graphic as per the export options. Another way to extract textures using Sketchup is by navigating to "File -> Export -> 3D Model." Choose the exported file format to be a COLLADA File (*.dae) in this instance. In the file's export dialog window, go ahead and tick 'export Texture Maps' for all necessary images required. If you have C4D installed: Simply import your .SKP file into C4D and it will automatically generate an external folder with textures named after the exported file location alongside where the imported 3ds model has been saved in c:\users\(your account name)\documents\Cinema 4d R18 Projects\[file path]. When you import a .SKP file in 3DS Max, it saves all necessary image data and textures under ..3dsmaxsceneassetsimages, but there's an additional way of accessing these images which will also generate a folder next to where your FBX is located after being exported - this process also generates a subfolder for media in .C4D R18 format that holds all texture files within.