POOF Sousse houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 before being converted into various other formats for universal use. Native file format is .skp, while 3ds Max scenes are rendered in 2016, utilizing Vray 3.00 rendering capabilities. This charming stool features decorations reminiscent of traditional Persian carpets, exuding elegance with its tight and symmetrical patterns. This chic pouf boasts an oriental style, complemented by high-quality craftsmanship. The ottoman is filled with cotton, draped in a rich jute fabric, crafted meticulously by hand. Measuring 20 cm in height, this stool invites users to lounge comfortably on its soft surface. Patterns of Persian influence cover the ottoman's surface, creating an eye-catching focal point. Specifications include: * Dimensions: H 20 x W 78 x D 60 * Weight: 15.70 Kg * Ref: 138100 Price € 129.90, with a total of 146 polygons used in its construction. Textured images can be found within the .skp file for convenient reference and reuse. For users with software capable of reading and manipulating 3D models, extraction of textures from .skp files becomes an easy process. Sketchup Users: To export 2D graphics or access textures in Sketchup, follow these simple steps: 1. Open your file under File/Export/2d Graphic options. 2. Alternatively, use the COLLADA File (*.dae) option for a comprehensive texture map extraction method. Users with C4D (even the trial version will suffice): The import of .skp files directly generates a textures folder adjacent to the original file in the user's directory. For 3ds Max Users: Once the .skp file is imported, texture storage occurs in ..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages for your convenience. Alternatively, when exporting an FBX file with embed media selected, it automatically organizes a textures folder along with the FBX output. Rhino Users (trial version recommended): By importing .skp files and navigating to Material editor panels, users can easily access all applied textures through the Textures section within Rhinoceros 3D's material management tool. Users are encouraged to freely copy and paste these textures into any preferred location.