NEWPORT child bunk bed houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted to all other 3D formats. The native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene utilizes 3ds Max 2016, rendered with Vray 3.00 Kids love climbing into this bunk bed! A gray wooden crib in Newport Grey creates the ideal children's room furniture for a modern look and a touch of sweetness. To your teenager, the bed measures 90 cm high, with a gray finish that matches the dressing and storage space perfectly. This product belongs to the Newport range, offering an extensive selection from matte white to vibrant deco, or a pure interior accentuated by a stencil taupe design on request. The sleek, satin black iron handles contrast with the crisp white furniture, adding visual appeal. By combining slats on drawers, tops, and side panels of some pieces, the range is enhanced, and an extra touch of charm is added. Size: H 155 x W 206 x D 102 (cm). To extract textures from .skp files, follow these easy steps if you have specific software: If you're using Sketchup (completely free to use), simply export your preferred image as a 2D file by going to File > Export > 3d Model. The Options button lets you select the COLLADA file format and export texture maps. C4D users can import their .skp files directly into C4D, which will automatically create a folder containing all the textures adjacent to the original file. When using 3ds Max, importing your .skp file stores its texture files in the location "Your Scene assets images". To simplify matters, you can also export fbx files with embedded media selected, generating a separate folder of textures together with your fbx file. For Rhinoceros 3D (even trial versions are compatible), import your .skp file and access the Material Editor panel. By clicking on the texture name within Textures, then selecting "Three dot button," you'll find all the associated textures in the embedded_files directory. Just copy and paste these to any folder you prefer!