OFFICE wall decoration houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 8, then seamlessly converted into various other 3D formats. The native file format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene uses 3ds Max 2016, rendered with Vray 3.00. Reference Number: 146097 Dimensions (cm): Height - 61 x Width - 56 x Projection Radius - 4 Weight: 1.50 Kg A wall & Deco metal model would perfectly adorn any office space on the wall or be placed atop furniture. The decorative detail, a vintage trendy rusted metal effect, is certain to please typography enthusiasts as well as anyone who appreciates perspective with the highlight of the metal wire. For typographical fans, there's even a sign attached. Ref: 146097 PRICE: € 39.99 Polygons: 1467 All textures can be found within the .skp file. To extract textures from this .skp file, follow these straightforward guidelines: If you possess any of the following software, it is simple and easy to do. For users with Sketchup (which comes free): Just export your image in your preferred choice of 2D format through File/Export/2d Graphic. An alternative approach would be to navigate to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Next, save it as a COLLADA file (*dae). By checking the box that reads 'Export Texture Maps', a folder with all the textures should appear in your exported files location. C4D users can easily import their .skp file, and automatically generate a new folder containing the texture files next to their imported 3ds max scene. In 3ds Max: After importing the .skp file into 3dsmax, store its associated texture files at '..\3dsMax\scene\assets\images'. To do so manually navigate your directory for those stored there. Another option is to export fbx file with embed media option activated in export dialog, automatically creating a new folder of textures next to the exported fbX file. Those with Rhinoceros 3D can easily follow the simple process: just import their .skp into this program, open material editor through (Panels -> Material editor). There select any of the materials containing texture. On its texture name in (Textures section) click that name and a 3 dots appear on the left bottom click them it takes to another directory like your windows file where you will be able see embedded file in there can be freely copied, pasted & managed by user.