Parasol black MARBELLA houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 before being converted into multiple formats for easy use. Native format is .skp while the 3dsmax scene is based on 3ds Max 2016 version, with rendering carried out via Vray 3.00. Enjoy basking under your umbrella in the garden on warm summer days? Try opting for the black parasol from Marbella. This parasol features a high-quality 100% Polyester canvas and aluminum structure that's both water-resistant and elegant-looking. For those seeking a modern, refined look for their outdoor furniture set, this umbrella is an ideal choice, especially in dark gray or other stylish color options. Dimensions (in cm): Height: 48cm x Width: 250cm x Depth: 250cm, while its weight stands at 4.20Kg. More details are available online through http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/parasol-noir-250-cm-marbella-118136.htm The item is identified by reference number 118136 and is priced at €129. The polygon count for this model is a respectable 78. The texture maps are embedded within the .skp file for easy use. However, if you need to extract these textures from your 3D model in different software programs, we provide instructions below: Sketchup (Free): Firstly, go to File -> Export and choose a suitable location for saving the file. Choose an option for a two-dimensional image format and press "export" or any of your other export choices from this dialog. An alternative way to export your model: Export as a COLLADA (.dae) file, select 'Texture Maps' when exporting it. Find the directory where you saved it earlier in which there will be folders that include your texture map. Another alternative using other tools: You may find it easy enough if you already have some of these listed programs installed and available to work with, including the trial version for certain software applications, simply export this model in one go with no difficulties at all using those programs' own features. Rhinoceros 3D and C4D: When you open the .skp file within any program you'll get access instantly by double-clicking or opening with right mouse click. In case of need just open panels then press "Material editor". Choose any one of them to show texture. Open image on material dialog panel & you can copy past that material images easily, no more complicated setup needed! Textures are automatically available as part of importing .skp file which makes easy management of embedded resources by users themselves with few lines command like above which gets generated during running procedure of the respective software