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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 13 before being converted into all other 3D formats. Native format is .skp, and the 3dsmax scene was built using 3ds Max 2016. Rendering took place using Vray 3.00. Paper can be rendered in a realistic way by folding it to give a more authentic appearance. Textures are located inside the .skp file, where they can easily be extracted by following the instructions provided below. How do you extract textures from the .skp file? If you have any of the mentioned software programs, extracting the textures will be relatively easy. Please follow the guidelines listed: Sketchup is free and works well. All you need to do is export the image as a 2D graphic using the File/Export/2d Graphic dropdown option. Alternatively, go to File -> Export -> 3D Model in Sketchup, and then export it as a COLLADA file. Once you click on the Options button, ensure that "Export Texture Maps" has been checked. After that, go to the exported location, where a folder should have appeared with all of the textures. Another option is C4D (Trial version). This will import .skp file and automatically create a folder containing the textures right next to it. You can also use 3ds Max. When the .skp file is imported into 3ds Max, the texture files get stored in the "C:\Users\<User_name>\Documents\Autodesk\3dsMaxsceneassetsimages" location. If you'd like, you could export an fbx file with the "Embed media" option selected in the Export dialog box; this will automatically create a folder of textures that gets included with the exported fbpx. If all else fails, Rhinoceros 3D (Trial version) is your last resort. First import .skp into it, and then navigate to the material editor panel where you can find the texture names in the "Textures" section. Once you select one of these textures, you'll have a button at the top left that lets you view all of them in a new window, with all the files being stored inside your temporary file folder; just copy and paste any folders you like to store your textures properly