Miami the garden furniture Maisons du Monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 software before being converted to multiple other formats. Its native format is .skp, while 3dsmax scenes are compatible with version 2016, rendered utilizing Vray 3.00 Miami is the city associated with this item; the product reference number is 110537 and it costs $299.99 Dimensions for this item in centimeters are Height 32 x Width 198 x Depth 73 Weight of the product is 22 kg. MIAMI armchair has the same city affiliation as before and product ref. number 110534 with a cost of $249.00 Incent dimensions for the chair are height 68 cm by width 96 cm and depth 84 cm Its weight comes in at 20 kg. A Miami coffee table can be purchased, Ref 110536 costs €129.00 and its measurement dimensions in centimeters include Height 30 x Width 100 x Depth 58 Weight is just 17kg There are a total of 6985 polygons. Any textures required can be found within the .skp file To extract those textures, one should have any software such as: Sketchup, 3ds Max, or Rhino with access to its free trials These applications allow users an easy option; users may need follow provided guidelines, which include instructions below. With sketch up. If users export this file to a chosen 2D image using the file/export/2d graphic feature, users will successfully gain possession of all images required Sketchup provides two choices for exporting these files: the first step is selecting and opening 2D graphics from options provided, or an alternate solution may involve going under the "file", selecting export then clicking three dimension. Select a new format as described and hit option to find more options within software application This option enables export with all images available. Users now must go back to location that exports these files, users can access their textures here simply by clicking through directory folder next the file name they selected. With 3ds max trial version accessible Users need import this sketchup .skp in this program and save into directory it automatically loads up your files next to your file which contains images needed Users now can view image within location, another option exists in saving this into 2D format when choosing export as a feature you must select 'fbx' when given a prompt on software with selected embed media button checked It will be accessible and easily visible through the options selected. With c4d using just trial version or anything in between: Once your item imported to 3ds max. It stores the required images for textures. Alternatively you may open this by file -> import, selecting your option then hit "options" You are now allowed export .fbx files embedded as stated in exported format with button pressed checked - selected when going to exporting file selection area - also available through panel of the application within your item section on location displayed within computer Users may now take that data from any chosen software tool provided to users by the designer and import the extracted textures. The user should select 'materials' in software menu after this they may see any objects associated with textures (in panels->material) - simply press open any image or other objects in it's path You are given a window on screen, now view button is selected in location panel provided - when viewed it brings user through texture file to be imported For rhino user just must access material editor located right next panel called as (Panels -> material) Users should press right mouse key on software for option to select desired option then select and save into computer folder any path you like, no issue occurs from pasting here