Roma corner sofa Ivory Maisons du monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built using Sketchup 8, then converted to multiple 3D formats. Its native format is .skp; a 3ds Max scene can be viewed with version 2016, rendered with Vray 3.00 The Roma corner sofa features six seats and is designed for the whole family! It's completely removable, offering easy entry for everyone - no need to fear white! With plush cushions and space for six, it makes a perfect accomplice for both lively and quiet evenings. Available in ivory white or taupe/beige colors, this stylish 6-seat sofa can add comfort and coziness to any living area. Specifications: Dimensions (cm) H88 x W255 x D253; weight - 106 kg; price: €1,090; total polygons - 16,201 . Additional information is included in the .skp file: you can easily extract textures from there. Wanting to know how to retrieve these textures? If you have access to certain software tools, extracting them is quite straightforward: Sketchup (free version) Simply export a chosen image type using the 'File/Export/2D Graphic' option. Easy! Alternatively, Export as a .dae file with 'Collada File (*daesm)' in Sketchup's menu. The export process automatically saves textures in an adjacent folder. Cinema 4D When you import your .skp file, it will create an additional directory with all the relevant texture files alongside your main file. 3ds Max Importing .skp to 3ds Max generates a 'texture map' within the 3ds Max scene - and vice versa; just choose 'export FBX File With Embed Media'. Rhinoceros 3D ( trial version) Simply open material editor after importing your file, locate any textured object & hit on it to view the corresponding image; then proceed to paste images into whatever desired folder you like!