PASTEL convenient child taupe houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 13 and later converted to various other formats. The native format is .skp, while 3ds Max scene is set up in version 2016 with Vray 3.00 rendering from a 2014 catalogue featuring classic-style wooden furniture perfect for baby's essentials. A three-drawer child dresser, the taupe-toned piece sports a simple design to suit growing needs and pair well with Pastel collection counterparts like Surf white cabinet. Specifications include dimensions (H: 85 cm x W: 90 cm x D: 45 cm), weighing in at 28 kg with ref #135246 priced €227.50. The polygon count is set at 413. To extract textures from the .skp file, if you possess the necessary software follow these straightforward guidelines: Sketchup (available for free): 1. Under File/Export/2d Graphic select an image file. Alternative Method: Open Sketchup, then under File -> Export -> 3D Model, save as a COLLADA File (.dae) file. Go to the exported file's location in the directory where you should see a folder containing all textures. C4D: Simply importing .skp into C4D automatically organizes textures within a separate folder located next to the imported file. In 3ds Max: When importing .skp files, 3ds Max will automatically place textures inside the '..\3dsMaxsceneassetsimages' directory. Alternatively, by choosing to export an fbx file with 'embed media' checked, you can locate your textures in a folder generated alongside the exported file. Rhinoceros 3D (available in trial mode): Importing .skp files into Rhinoceros, navigate to Panel->Material editor and click on any material that has texture. Next to this panel select 'Texture' within the 'Textures' section and press the button with three dots at its side – this allows you to access all textures located inside '..\AppDataLocalTempembedded_files' directory, where they can easily be copied or moved elsewhere if needed