PLANT BASED BABETH houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 8, later converted into various formats, showcasing flexibility. The native format is .skp; for 3dsmax scenes, the minimum required version is 2016, using Vray 3.00 as the rendering engine. Catalogue information: 2014 Edition Round table design exudes wholeness, unpredictability reigns with pedestal structure and irregularly placed shelves at varying heights. Its colorfulness will happily match your individual sense of style. A fully functional piece with a delicious Fifties vibe, size specs are: H - 59cm, W - 43cm, D - 43cm. The total weight is an impressive .10 kg; part ref# is 138656; price is €49.90. Polygons total in this model stand at an impressive 1148, allowing detailed texture rendering possibilities. All textures can be extracted from the native .skp file as follows: Export Image as Desired with Sketchup *Open File->Export menu, select desired image format for a straightforward export procedure.* Export Model as DAE file *Go to Export in your sketchup menu, and choose option for dae COLLADA Files (as Collada File); select option to include maps of textures; the new created folder is next exported folder.* Automatic Texture Creation with C4D Import *With your .skp import process completed successfully into C4d you should see a created texture images located along imported skp in directory.* Access Textures Through Imported Files *By bringing this 3ds Max, when we get files loaded from this scene of SketchUp assets there are saved at this location; in case no media files are embedded during fbx export (in Export menu dialog windows option Embed the chosen selected in exported File); otherwise texture images created along side these fbx models* Discover Textures within Rhino Material Editor *Rhino user: to open, import file .skp to your software then launch Panel -> Materials. When choosing any that material that uses your chosen texture; in bottom text panel for all your active selections (three dot) at bottom section will lead you to location in system App Data where embedded files have been loaded, the path looks something like: *.*.localtempfiles; extract or paste this new created textures folder*