Photo collage Comics houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 13 and then converted to all other formats that are used for 3D graphics. Native format is .skp, and it is optimized for use with 3ds Max 2016 scenes, rendered with Vray 3.00, a professional-level rendering engine. Catalogue 2014 style allows users to present their designs in a creative way, as if they were comic book bubbles. A photo collage feature puts your favorite memories on the wall in a playful and animated manner. This decoration features six strong magnets that can hold multiple photos, creating a display of memories for all to see. In any nursery or teen's room, this colorful decoration will bring joy and happiness to their daily lives. You might also want to check out our photo collage design called Circus Star. Here are the product details: size is 35 x 50 x 1 cm; product code is 143223; price is 19.99 euros. If you need access to textures, simply download them from the .skp file. To do this, follow these steps: First, you will need one of the following software tools, which are all easy to use and come in both free and paid versions. 1) Sketchup - First method: In Sketchup, navigate to File > Export > 2D Graphic. Then select your desired image file type and save it. That's it! Another way is as follows: Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Choose the .dae file format and then click Options and ensure that you have the "Export Texture Maps" option selected. Navigate to where you saved your .dae file, and inside of there will be a folder with the same name, containing all your textures. 2) C4D - In C4D, simply import the .skp model into your software, and automatically a new folder called "textures" will appear right next to it in Explorer. 3) 3ds Max First, open the Sketchup file by clicking File > Import > and selecting the 3dsMax compatible files format - such as Collada (*DAE) files, or Sketchup (.skp). After you import your file into 3ds max, navigate to where it stored its texture folder - normally ..3ds MaxSceneassetsimages. And another method in this software is export .FBX File (binary FBX supports textures) You may have more than one FBX option - make sure to check the option embed media. So if your image or texture will not render correctly on the imported 3D Model scene in any case then please ensure it does say that embed option is ticked and in export FBX file dialog box also. This FBX will generate a textures folder along with its location so you should see new folder which should have all the images for this object and you can drag and drop these onto 3ds Max like usual. 4) Rhinoceros 3D Open the Material editor in Rhinoceros 3D. If it's already open, click Panels > Material editor. Click on a material name - you'll see all materials that have textures. Next, click on any material with texture on. It should reveal textures in .Textures panel (where normally material would appear.) Here look for a folder button called .embedded files or where they usually go temp, just locate it by double clicking your model so can show the path. You'll be able to find these images stored here as well: just drag them to whatever location you want!