Office DOCKS Maisons du Monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 software before being converted into various other 3D formats. Native format is .skp, while 3ds Max scene utilizes 3ds Max 2016 version with Vray 3.00 rendering engine, specifically CATALOGUE 2015 Ref. 146067 Dimensions are H 75 x L 120 x PR 60 and Weight: 0.10 Kg This furniture piece accurately reflects an unconventional design approach by mixing raw wood and metal in its construction. In addition to its visually striking appearance, the black metal office desk also offers functionality through two hinged doors. Deco detail consists of black graphic prints applied via stencil techniques. We recommend pairing this item with a matching Telegraph chair to create a cohesive loft atmosphere within your space. This product is part of the Docks furniture range which boasts an industrial aesthetic. Its construction utilizes recycled pallet materials in combination with wood, resulting in a striking visual effect that showcases the range's unique style. Each piece within the range is crafted from irregular fir slats. Various items are complemented by flat black wooden trays, such as TV units and buffet consoles. Figurative elements combined with stenciled writings amplify the urban vibe of this furniture collection. To further enhance its modern appeal, several pieces feature sliding doors - an added functionality in some designs like the library and buffet units. Applying a thin layer of wax yields a smooth satin finish that makes cleaning easier and more convenient, which helps to protect the overall quality of this well-designed item Ref: 146067 Price €199.90 Total Polylines 236 Various software packages allow easy extraction of textures from the .skp file If you possess one or more of the following listed applications it becomes a relatively straightforward process. The user guide below is tailored to assist you with texture extraction for respective programs Sketchup (Available in Free Version) You may export the image in your desired 2D format via the 'File/Export/2d Graphic' drop down menu option Another method entails going into 'File -> Export -> 3D Model'. Here, it's advisable to click on the 'Options' button and select 'Export Texture Maps'. Once done proceed to the exported file location. Locate a folder that bears the same name as the exported file; this directory contains all texture maps related to the original project C4D (Trial Version Is Suitable) Importing the .skp file directly into C4D automatically generates a dedicated texture folder adjacent to the initial .skp file When using 3ds Max The process involves importing the .skp file, after which you'll find that texture files have been stored in the location '..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages' A more efficient method for retrieving textures would be to export the FBX file while selecting the embed media option. Doing so causes a dedicated folder containing all the respective texture maps Rhinoceros 3D (Also Offers Trial Version) You're first required to import the .skp file, which prompts opening of material editor found within 'Panels->Material Editor' Navigate over to any chosen material featuring texture details and hit on its name located under Textures panel; following this action a three-dot button should become accessible Click on it and view all embedded textures by accessing ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files. Copying the texture maps will then allow you to reposition them in a preferred folder