RETRO Canvas Houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 8 and later transformed into various other formats for easy use. Its native format is .skp, but 3ds Max scene is a more common version used in many applications. For those seeking retro tables and paintings printed in black and white evoking the spirit of Paris, this set of two Retro bench artworks and bistro table setting will be right up their alley. Perfect for adding a touch of nostalgia to contemporary living spaces or modern loft apartments with young designs. Dimensions (cm): Height: 84, Width: 60, Depth: 4, Weight: 5 kg For the detailed specs visit Maisons du Monde http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/EN/fr/products/fiche/set-2-retro-tables-116415.htm Ref. 116415 - $49 Euro The total number of polygons is 12 To access textures found within this .skp file, you'll need software that can import Sketchup files. Follow these steps with any one of the following: Sketchup (free): Simply export as your chosen 2D graphic option in File/Export menu. Alternative method: In the File Menu click on 'Export' then '3D Model', select COLLADA File, and tick off "Export Texture Maps" to check textures for you. Next locate where it was saved - a folder will have appeared containing all images in .dae format within a name related folder next to that file. C4D: Importing .skp will generate an image pack inside the file's folder without your need of further work 3ds Max: Importing an skp model automatically puts textures right within assets for you, however when exporting it embed media will have them located near fbz in export option windows and put images along as you do so. Rhinoceros 3D: Just import the file to the material editor (Panels - > Material) panel then find all those which require image data in Textures section next select 'Three dots'. A temporary files folder within temp will house them.