Parasol diam 250 MARBELLA 3D model

cgtrader

This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 software, after which it was converted into all other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, and 3dsmax scene version 2016 rendering was done using Vray 3.00. Give your patio a sublime white parasol inspired by Marbella's style. This waterproof white polyester fabric garden parasol will bring freshness to your summer meals. With a chromed aluminum mast giving it a modern look, this umbrella needs to cover a larger area? A bigger model of the same design comes in 350cm diameter. Size (cm): Height 235 x Width 250 x Depth 250 Weight: 5.30 Kg The website where you can find more details about this product is http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/parasol-diam-250-marbella-123107.htm. This item, reference 123107, costs €129. Polygons: 905 You can find the textures used in this model by looking into the .skp file. To extract textures from the .skp file, follow these steps: 1. If you have Sketchup (available for free), go to File/Export/2d Graphic and choose your desired image type under the drop down option. Another way is to export it as a COLLADA File (.dae) file, click on the Options button and ensure that Export Texture Maps is checked. After exporting, go to the exported file location where there should be a folder with the textures. C4D users (even those with the trial version) can import the .skp file and find automatically generated textures in the same directory as the imported file. 3ds Max users will see their texture files in the 3dsMax scene's assets/images directory when they import an .skp file. Additionally, exporting an fbx file with the embed media option enabled (found in the export dialog window) also creates a folder of textures together with the exported fbx file. Those using Rhinoceros 3D (also with a trial version available), first import the .skp file into your project, then open up material editor by going to Panels->Material editor. After that, select any material that includes a texture and click on the name of that texture (located in the Textures section) followed by clicking on the three dot button. Now, all textures can be found inside the .AppDataLocalTempembedded_files directory.