Orange chair COPACABANA houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 software and then converted into various other formats for use in multiple programs. The native format of this model is .skp, and when used in a 3ds Max scene, it's formatted as a 3ds Max 2016 version rendered with Vray 3.00. HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD is the designer brand behind this product, creating unique items for the world to enjoy. Copacabana armchair features fun and colorful orange tones that will be perfect for decorating your terrace area. This braided resin model is attached to a sturdy black metal base supported by three strong legs. A round-shaped design makes this garden chair also a great choice as a rocking chair option. Feel free to mix it up with other color options such as blue, pink, green, or black for a fresh new look. Dimensions: Height - 90cm x Width - 75cm x Depth - 84cm; Weight: approximately 7Kg Learn more at: http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/fauteuil-de-jardin-rond-orange-copacabana-129661.htm Product ID: 129661; Price: €69 Note that all the model's textures can be located in its .skp file. How to extract these textures from a .skp file: You should easily find the process manageable if you're familiar with any of these software options. Just follow their guidelines and you'll be able to do it seamlessly. Sketchup (available free): 1. Open File, click on Export, choose 2D Graphic. 2. Save your file in whatever image format you prefer. Alternative Method: 1. Go to the main menu: File -> Export. 2. Select 3D Model as export type, and export it as a COLLADA file (*.dae). 3. Once the exporting process is complete, check the directory of exported files where you will see all of its textures in one single folder named according to the exported file. C4D (free trial): Importing .skp files into C4D automatically generates folders that store model's texture maps in an easy-to-reach location. No need to worry about this step. Simply click import on the software and wait a few seconds until the .skp gets loaded. It will pop up with your exported textures right next to the imported file. 3ds Max: Once you've got it all ready to be processed, here's how you do it: 1. Click Import on 3ds max interface and pick your file that was converted in a different software. 2. Find these stored files under your C:/ path with folders that match exported scenes of 3D objects named after model file name followed by the word images. Now locate all the files and you're done. The only problem might arise here because they can become cluttered when used along many models; that makes finding correct ones tricky. For more advanced software like Blender or similar tools this method also works since we only needed 3ds Max in case our desired application did require those settings from which then everything else automatically falls into place naturally after few minutes setup time depending how quick your processor operates. Rhinoceros 3D: 1. Start the trial version and get ready for work because importing process is really a straightforward affair indeed! 2. After clicking on File -> Open to select SKP files stored within folders generated upon initial launch – you see all its components properly categorized - find panel called “Materials”. Pick an object here then go look at its description below (bottom left). Look closely since there could potentially hundreds if thousands; what we want though specifically has “Textrures attached”. If everything is correct click on button next that displays “...” located adjacent where it will show up right next – otherwise follow other step guidelines. Don’t worry about extracting files; copy and paste all the required information over.