Round armchair BALI houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted into other formats. Native format is .skp and can be opened directly by this program, but 3ds Max scene uses a version that matches the capabilities of this software, specifically 3ds Max 2016 version, which allows rendering with Vray 3.00. Dimensions (cm): H 70 x W 82 x PR 80; Weight: 16 Kg, giving this wicker garden chair exceptional durability in sunlight. This is ideal for afternoons spent reading in the sun or gathering around a table. Details are enhanced by nuanced brown braiding that add a touch of sophistication. A highlight is its rounded shape which creates a comfortable atmosphere for your outdoor space. Give your attention to this stylish coffee table, the BALI, from the same collection as this chair. Ref: 147279; Price: € 249.90; Polygons: 615. You can find textures within .skp file and use any of these options to extract them: Sketchup (free) Firstly export it into a two dimensional graphic file with File/Export/2D Graphic under the dropdown menu. Another option, in case you are having difficulty finding where exported textures might be. File -> Export -> 3D Model, choose COLLADA File (*.dae). Then click on Options to check for Export Texture Maps. Move the directory to where it was saved; look for a folder with exported files that have all the images. C4D (using only free version) As soon as you import this .skp file into 3ds Max, you should find that all of its textures are placed next to your main .skp file in the location that was provided by the application used for importing them, in which they should be. You may export an fbx file from your current project window while also embedding media in export settings; this is done with export dialog open; if successful it should also place those files into its folder as well as having included .fbx and a group for media which was part of imported data. Note: Please remember, only follow one guide at any time since they could provide information not available from other resources which might cause difficulties in understanding where exactly extracted images are stored; always consult multiple resources when necessary for best results