Mobile cube shaped terrace 3D model

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Here's how to extract textures from an .skp file: To grab textures from your garden cube, start by locating them in the .skp file. Textures reside inside .skp files and can be found in the 3D world. Now that we've got that covered, let's see what you'll need to access those textures: a piece of software, nothing fancy! 1. **Sketchup** (it's free): Simply export an image from your cube model by clicking on "File/Export/2d Graphic" and choosing the format you like. Want another way? Here it goes: Head to File -> Export -> 3D Model, save that COLLADA file (*.dae), and in its options make sure Export Texture Maps is ticked. The exported folder will contain your cube's textures. 2. **C4D**: You won't need a paid version for this - importing the .skp file generates a folder full of textures alongside it. Sweet! 3. **3ds Max**: Once you've imported your .skp, navigate to ..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages and voilà! Textures at your service. But that's not all! If you'd like another method: In the Export Dialog window in 3ds Max, when exporting as fbx, remember to check the box labeled "embed media." This automatically generates a folder of textures with the fbx file. 4. **Rhinoceros 3D**: Start by importing the .skp into Rhinoceros and accessing the material editor (Panel->Material Editor). Click on the texture in Textures, then select it again to open up all textures in the AppDataLocalTempembedded_files directory. From there you can copy-paste the textures wherever suits your taste!