LOTUS cabinet houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 before being converted to all other formats of three-dimensional files. Native format is .skp, and a 3dsmax scene is based on 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered using Vray 3.00, reference number 146 738 Dimensions are (cm) H 185 x W 100 x PR 55 Weight: 65 kg This wedding cabinet made from recycled wood gives an authentic touch to any decor due to its rough aspect and aging process of the wood's surface that has been ribbed to give it a unique appearance. The storage side offers two removable shelves and a closet rod that can be used as needed for additional space in your home or office Detailing of decorative closures, combined with metal handles, is an added feature of this wedding cabinet. Many customers will like the raw wood in the aged appearance You may also see similar products in our Menara collection Ref 146738, price: 1099.00. The .skp file has all texture data stored inside and to access them it's just a matter of exporting 2D files under File/Export/2d Graphic drop down option if you have the following software installed and are aware of the export guidelines: Sketchup (free). In this software, one option is just to save an image from within any given file and the next option described below explains more detailed procedure that requires using a free add-on. Sketchup 2d Image File. You can use free tools on Google drive if you have an active email. The link will provide how to convert skp files into jpg and many other formats without the need for an actual Sketchup file download. Another option is to simply import a .skp file in any given application with 3d model viewing capabilities that then gives us access to save the entire scene as one of our more commonly used file formats like obj, which contains no texture or geometry. For instance we can import into blender via File/ Import from 3dsMax (this does not support export however so it is necessary for this particular type conversion.) It is easy and quite painless with all sorts of available applications. Another option to follow: - Sketchup free trial and version: You may find more specific guides here as these can change. I have left them active from previous work with many formats such as collada, obj, etc for future potential users with limited technical experience who require detailed assistance beyond this post. A further way of achieving the extraction is as follows, please read it slowly so it does not get confusing. Once we have loaded our model into sketchup - open 3dsmax by right-clicking the executable from the applications directory and navigating through your computer directories and finally reaching Sketchup from 2ds max folder. Once within you can either create a scene, select export as in "File", which allows us to export images for use later. You may do so with .jpg or another similar file format type. We now navigate via this new .jpg path on our desktop.