RED CHAIR Multipl houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 8 before being converted into every other 3D format available. Native file type is .skp, and a 3ds Max 2016 scene features this same 3D model, rendered with Vray 3.00 in CATALOGUE 2014 mode. This red metal chair gives homes an injection of style thanks to its industrial-inspired design, based on the Joseph Matthew chair's blueprint. Its high backrest and armrests guarantee extra comfort levels, while combining neatly into a classic or modern decor setup is surprisingly simple with this compact, striking armchair. Play your part by customizing it further - this model also comes in multiple color versions! Details include: Height: 78cm Width: 50cm Depth: 50cm Weight: 0.10 kg Price: €139.90 Polynomials used to build this 3D model number around 1629. Textures are included with the .skp file. Follow these straightforward steps if you have one of these supported software tools: Sketchup (Free version available): 1. Open File/Export and click on 2d Graphic option. 2. You will see several image options, just pick the format you prefer. 3. This method does the trick! Alternatively: 1. Head to File -> Export -> 3D Model 2. Set export preferences as a COLLADA File (.dae) file. Press 'Export'. 3. When your exported .dae is finished importing into C4D, textures should show up in their correct folders within your chosen save location. Another route for those using these programs involves clicking on Options before clicking 'Next' while you export: 1. Check Export Texture Maps as specified 2. Navigate to the export file folder; locate your desired .dae. 3. There, you will see all textures gathered into one spot! For those operating in C4D: importing an .skp model directly will produce a texture folder next to it for instant access. And in 3ds Max: 1. Import the original .skp file. 2. Open Material Editor by going to Panels > Material editor 3. Select material having textures applied; double-click that one name within the Texture tab panel's bottom-right-hand section until its path pops up In that directory will reside those saved images