PIONEER chair houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 before being converted into multiple formats for optimal compatibility. Its native format is .skp, while a 3ds Max 2016 scene utilizes Vray 3.00 for rendering HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD brings a unique and contemporary aesthetic to modern living spaces. A NEW cotton blend with a worn and weathered leather appearance is now available for those seeking a vintage look Pioneer Chair represents the perfect balance of style and functionality, as a stunning club chair form made from high-quality leather. Crafted from a carefully selected brown leather and cotton material blend, this small but cozy armchair complements any living room setting Discover the beautifully crafted Leather Chair at Cambridge, featuring intricate Indian motifs for added sophistication. Specifications: H 80 cm x W 78 cm x D 77 cm, weighs 27 kg For more information, please visit http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/EN/en/products/details/cozy-cotton-and-leather-pioneer-chair-129895.htm#ref 129895 price €399. In .skp file you will find embedded Polygons: 1081 and the textures to get access simply open .skp file and in the menu choose File -> Export, from that window export to your 2d graphic under the options in "Export" and in drop-down, the .png, .jpg or another extension file with a picture that you will see on the top of that. Alternatively use software with option exporting embedded images like Blender (Freeware) with dae export. For users who have Sketchup software you simply select what image you want under the menu: File -> Export ->2d Graphic and there, drop down your selected option: png or jpeg The same thing goes if you have any other of the below mentioned. They do it the same exact way for exporting all images (textures) and the above is already enough in explanation. If You don't own a Sketchup license, there's C4D software that works as an auto image extractor. With 3ds Max program export as .fbx file, option selected 'Export Embedded Media,' which will create another folder in same path containing images to your .skp exported 2d graphic, also in that folder you should see another folder named "Materials". If there aren't any folders with material name simply search the material's thumbnail for "Embedded Textures"