NIRVANA LAMP houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 before being converted to every other 3D format. The native file format is .skp, while a 3ds Max scene uses version 2016 of 3ds Max with Vray 3.00 rendering engine. CATALOGUE 2014 describes this lamp standing on natural wooden pedestal with elegant swirls. It's classified as classic model: the irregular beauty of wood will certainly seduce you. Measuring 55 cm high, this wooden cotton lamp shade fits perfectly into any home discreetly. Also try pairing this lamp with pendant models. Dimensions (cm): H 55 x W 30 x D 30, weight is just 0.10 Kg. Priced at €79.90 in catalog. This lamp contains 29868 polygons. You can find all textures in the .skp file, which holds all images and designs for the lamp. How do I extract these textures from a .skp file? If you use one of the following software, extracting is quite easy, just follow the steps below: Sketchup (completely free to use) 1st way: Choose export options by going to File/Export/2D Graphic dropdown and selecting an image as per your choice. Alternative method: Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Select a COLLADA file with .dae extension and click Options. Check that 'Export Texture Maps' option is turned on. The exported files are then stored in the exported folder, alongside all images found there. C4D (You can use its trial version as well) Just open the imported .skp file into C4D to automatically generate a textures folder beside it, making texture extraction an absolute breeze! 3ds Max When the 3D model is opened inside 3dsMax, go straight away to Assets/Images where you should find all your extracted images. If not able to view any of these assets there (they might have gotten embedded in fbx file instead), do this: Go back to File/Export dialog and click on FBX options. Select the Embed Media checkmark option before choosing save destination and filename for fbx file. Now you can look at 3ds Max assets or just find folder of extracted textures alongside fbx export! Rhino (Its free version will work fine as well) Open material editor inside Rhinoceros 3D by going to Panels -> Material Editor, click on any textured item's name in text part. Right below this option, there are small icons showing available materials. Choose one that displays an actual texture, or pick anything containing one and simply hit 'texture'. Go straight to textures section under Material Textures dropdown where three small dot menu is shown. By tapping this option using your cursor on it, click to access your material settings panel - look for Embedded files inside temp dir (just AppData/Local Temp). Now drag all needed materials out from there if required! Feel absolutely free to move copied items around into desired folders without breaking anything else within 3D scene structure at all.