Mattresses turquoise child houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 13 before being converted to all other formats. Native format is .skp while the 3dsmax scene was made in 2016, using Vray 3.00 CATALOGUE 2014. To set up a cozy bed for kids' afternoons or bedtime, adopt this comfortable mattress with padding that can double as a play space too. Softly wrapped in turquoise, it even lets the kid's imagination roll, rank and leap forward at any moment with complete accessories from Robot's full collection. Dimensions are (inches): Height 75 inches x Width 35 inches, Weighs 13 lbs. Part Number: MTC001 Price: $69 Euro (Euro currency sign is not available) Details on poly-count number can be found inside .skp file. Textures in that .skp file. Getting textures from a .skp file? No hassle at all with one of the following software in place and working right, follow easy instructions: Sketchup - just use for free. From Sketchup Menu bar select 'File,' then 'Export,' '2D Graphics' where choose preferred 2D file type under File/Export dropdown menu choice option. You are good to go. Or you could also do it another way from inside: In File Menu Select Export and pick COLLADA format with (*dae). After click on Options - you should tick "export Texture maps". That done export folder for file, and open up directory to locate file exported containing texture maps. Easy to see folder that shows name as exported. C4D (Trial works just fine). In C4D Import the .skp and then voila! You got yourself automatically a folder with all needed textures alongside it. 3ds Max (free version for trial can also get this done): Upon importing the .skp file into 3ds max the system stores files within: '..\AppDataLocalTemp/embedded_files' Alternatively export that same FBX file along with 'embed media' box ticked (located at the right end Export menu of FBX), all needed texture map would now also show up for copying anywhere needed, just like folder generated by above mentioned importation method. Rhino3d trial available also Follow these easy step inside: Open up Rhinoceros and Import file from it Find that panel in which you open materials. Panel->Material Editor. Just go pick a material containing the textures in Textures menu of Material. When on that item right click. You could see there a option that takes you to view where those actual image file for these materials can now be spotted (inside this file). If so all textures now copied can also paste onto any required destination for usage and access desired!