Rocking chair COPACABANA black houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 13 before being converted into every other 3D format available. The native format is .skp, and it also supports 3ds Max scenes created using 2016 version of this powerful software. Rendering takes place via Vray 3.00. Houses, Furniture, World - New, Modern design comes with the black rocking chair called Copacabana, where a person sits inside an elegantly braided resin shell. The sleek armchair sits on a sturdy metal base and is perfect for adding to any room, both indoors or outdoors. Not only available in one standard size, this chair can also be purchased in several additional colors such as orange, pink, green, or turquoise. Dimensions are: 95 cm (H) x 90 cm (W) x 80 cm (D), with a total weight of 1 Kg. Order ref: 129772 The price for this beautifully crafted armchair is € 89. Details on the chair include a respectable polygon count of 3698. You can locate the textures embedded in the .skp file, where it is easily accessible by simply using the corresponding software below. For those who already possess one of these software tools: follow these steps for easy extraction of textures from the 3D model: 1. Use Sketchup (available for free): Just navigate to 'File/Export/2d Graphic' option in drop down menu and export the image in a file format of your preference. OR Navigate to 'File -> Export -> 3D Model', select the desired export options such as COLLADA File (* .dae) format. While clicking on 'Options' ensure that 'Export Texture Maps' is checked. After exporting, locate the file path directory containing exported textures folder inside it. 2. C4D With just a trial version you can already successfully import this 3d model: after opening in c4d software, a new folder should appear alongside with textures in .skp file location. 3ds Max As soon as you import .skp into max the textures will automatically get stored under '..\3DSMax\scene\assets\images'. For easy texture export just follow this tip: in 3dsmax scene export dialog window, tick embed media option (fbx). It's simple. You should now have your texture folder and the exported fbx file side by side. Rhino 3D By using its free trial version for 60 days you can easily import .skp into rhino 3d; afterwards navigate to material editor: open Panels->Material Editor window; Select any available material, click on texture name within the textures section, after this simply select copy paste texture icon - the location where your folder has just appeared.