Low rectangular table Opium Houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 software before being converted into other 3D formats for maximum versatility. The native file format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene is optimized for version 2016 of this popular software and rendered using Vray 3.00 for stunning visuals. Experience refined luxury at its finest when entertaining friends in a beautifully appointed interior with a touch of exotic flair - reminiscent of ancient opium dens, the teak coffee table Opium boasts classic lines that perfectly capture the essence of an authentic vintage coffee table from a bygone era. Made from high-quality solid wood, this magnificent coffee table is ideal for any discerning homeowner seeking to enhance their living room with elegance and sophistication. Pair it perfectly with its rectangular counterpart, completing this beautiful set with your own unique style statement. Measurements (cm): Height 37 x Width 122 x Depth 78; weight: a sturdy 22 kg. Visit the manufacturer's official website at http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/table-basse-rectangle-opium-50170329.htm, where you can view this model in detail - catalogue reference 50170329. For customers seeking to customize or recreate textures for personal use, follow these simple guidelines to extract them from the original .skp file. This is a user-friendly process that can be achieved using one of the following software packages: If you possess any of the following free or trial versions, proceed as follows: Sketchup (completely free) Begin by selecting "Export" under "File" on the main menu and choosing 2D Graphic from the drop-down option. For alternative software, use File -> Export -> 3D Model, exporting the file in COLLADA format (.dae) while checking that Export Texture Maps is selected. Your exported folder will contain a subfolder holding all necessary textures. To work with C4D (including the free trial version), simply import the .skp file into this program. All necessary textures will automatically generate as a new folder beside your imported file. Using 3ds Max software, when you open an existing .skp file in this powerful modeling tool, you'll find the associated texture files are stored under the scene directory (specifically ..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages). Alternatively, exporting an FBX file while selecting the "embed media" option ensures all required textures will automatically create a new folder with your exported model. If using Rhinoceros 3D software, import the .skp file and locate the material editor. Selecting any item featuring textures will lead you to view them by clicking on its texture name within the Textures section - after this click the three dots and follow it to ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files directory where they are stored. It's completely up to your preference, simply copy and paste the necessary images into a folder of choice for continued customization.