Round mirror SUMBA Maisons du monde 3D model

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This 3D model originated from an innovative sketch created with Sketchup 8 before being converted seamlessly into various other formats. Its native format remains .skp, while the 3dsmax scene boasts a refined appearance within 3ds Max 2016 version, polished by Vray 3.00 Ref. 146225 Dimensions: Height (cm) - 90; Width - 90; Proportionate Representation - 8, Weighing 3 Kilograms Exotic influences shine through in this majestic mirror SUMBA bamboo design. This enchanting decoration, with a beautiful rounded silhouette and decorative frame intricately woven like driftwood, will surely become the highlight of your home decor as a separate wall accessory. Decor experts suggest that blending it harmoniously into an arrangement could be greatly facilitated by pairing it with wooden furniture that echoes the same tones. Like other eye-catching bamboo mirrors? Then check out the unique charm offered by the ISIS mirror. ref 146225, €119.90 Total Number of Polygons: 25,946 Textures available in the original .skp file For those with Sketchup (available for free), a simple procedure applies. Follow these steps carefully to extract textures from your model: 1) Export it as a 2D image through File > Export > 2d Graphic, making use of any supported option from the dropdown menu. Alternatively: • Under the same file location and navigation window, access Options in Sketchup for export purposes. 2) Export .skp model files by choosing to go with a COLLADA file extension (*.dae). Confirm that the option labeled 'Export Texture Maps' has indeed been activated. Go back into File Explorer and then navigate directly into that directory for viewing exported data. As you can now observe within your preferred file path: you should locate yourself alongside folders consisting entirely of texture resources associated directly with that chosen filename! • Utilize Sketchup by first initiating Import (found at top panel), and when presented prompt confirm your desired destination. All the embedded files, comprising this newly imported .skp data – automatically become located in an adjacent, conveniently arranged directory accessible right alongside main file name & related resource folders. For C4D users, you're already equipped to successfully complete operations; it merely involves using trial version to extract texture resources - with ease! • When a file import process initiates (automatically executed on selecting option available) - go into designated location mentioned before. The scene assets within Max also store the images needed: browse .3dsMaxsceneassetsimages, to easily discover them at the given storage spot. Export FBX and use an embed media choice – allowing auto generated resource folders appear with newly saved file. As of recent, importing native file formats to this popular editor resulted in storing material & related maps adjacent resource subfolder; just import first – select from within - navigate path where temp directory has temporarily housed content while running the scene then find resources in it before moving files manually somewhere more suitable as you like.