Montecristo the sofa houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 before being converted to multiple formats for compatibility. The native file format is .skp, while 3dsmax scene renders utilize Vray 3.00 in version 2016 of 3ds Max. Looking for a sophisticated seating solution for your living room? Consider the elegant Montecristo 3 seater sofa for comfort and refinement. Featuring delicate designs, this sofa made from natural linen adds charm to any interior while blending modern with classic aesthetics seamlessly. Measurements: Height (in): 34.64 x Width (in): 85.04 x Depth (in): 36.61 Weight: 118.1 lbs http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/EN/us/products/detail/sleeper-sofa-montecristo-115942.htm#product-tab-description Ref.: 115,942 Price: $1,109 Polygon count: 4670 All textures are available within the .skp file for convenient access. For easy extraction of these textures using your chosen software, follow the instructions below: Sketchup (Free) ------------------ To export images, navigate to File > Export > 2D Graphic. Select a suitable format and click OK. Alternatively, Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model, and choose COLLADA as the output file type. Make sure that the "Export Texture Maps" checkbox is enabled in the Options menu. Open the exported file location. Within this folder, find all associated textures by checking for their presence in a subdirectory with the same name. C4D (Even a trial version will suffice) ------------------------------------- Once the .skp file is imported into C4D, an automatic folder creation process ensures that the corresponding textures are stored next to the 3ds Max scene asset images. Upon export, they will also be located alongside it in its exported form as well. 3ds Max --------- To find and extract the required texture files, you simply import the .skp file into your current project in 3ds Max 2016, which by default saves the image assets at: "..3dsmaxsceneassetsimages". You can alternatively select the FBX export option from within File/Export to save both model data and its respective materials alongside it upon exporting them as a new asset folder directly outside of that location once exported in full resolution. Rhinoceros 3D (Even trial users may use this feature effectively) ---------------------------------------------------------------- The steps below outline the process: First, open the imported file using Rhino 6 by selecting Open. Select File -> Export - Textures within your currently open scene by clicking on "Panels-Materials," select Material Editor Panel where you need to check out which object holds that particular asset and double click upon it followed immediately thereafter. If not sure just hit the panel menu button with the icons next below Materials section once material assets get activated here for visibility in real time look right inside its preview region as you open folder content. Then click the icon on any existing one present currently available - to be seen, at bottom middle portion. Copy paste those required to whatever folder place desired and ready.