Safe VALENTINE houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 7 and then converted to various other formats for export and import compatibility. Native format is .skp, but the scene can also be opened in 3ds Max 2016. Rendered scenes can take advantage of advanced lighting features available in Vray 3.00 Catalogue 2014 for maximum visual realism and authenticity. This product's catalogue name is Valentine for its soft white patina finish which will immediately seduce you with its classic style. Whether used as a decorative storage box or an elegant piece to dress up your bedroom furniture, this exquisite model provides ample storage space. You can match it perfectly to the rest of the Valentine collection for a complete interior design scheme. Match it with any item in the Valentine range: A beautiful feminine and romantic bedroom solution consisting of a wardrobe, dresser, hosier, and other beautifully crafted items all sharing the same refined finish, providing you with endless possibilities. This model features an elegant matte white finish that creates a natural touch and can easily blend in or stand out from any other room design. A simple, soft look is accentuated by the use of wood veneer: this time paulownia, fir, or even medium-density fibreboard (MDF). Decorative elements include a handle on the front which takes its inspiration from classic antique designs, bringing the style and allure of a vintage era into your home today. You can check these measurements against yours at home: H 45 x W 90 x D 40. The net weight is about 16 kilograms. Purchase number: Ref. 117 238 Retail Price (inclusive taxes): €89.00 3D Model Properties: • This 3D model has zero polygons and was created using the versatile software Sketchup, popular with architects, interior designers and students who want to test the limits of computer-generated imagery. This file is stored in .skp format which includes textures - there's one simple method you can follow to get the desired textures. For your information: There are many easy options to export images for the following software. If you have either one of them installed, proceed as per the steps below: You'll find that exporting works similarly with the most common file formats including the following ones. • The procedure described is not only simple but can also help ensure your models export smoothly into these other CAD systems too: For anyone with experience in this area or has basic skills for 2D design, using Sketchup software should pose little to no challenge. • Select a new export type that suits you by accessing "File>Export and save as". Alternatively, You may want to use one of the more widely used import systems. However please keep the location of your temporary file in mind: .temp files do sometimes disappear upon re-boot of the PC system. If importing with C4D then just open, select your new scene file. The textures should magically appear in a special subdirectory with your 3ds Max file and you're done. Another import option which also works very smoothly with the rest is 3DSmax - again there are several choices here as to where your newly-imported models' image files might get exported. The good news here for all developers and model users alike is that even if their trial period is over, software will often still allow export functionality to work perfectly. Lastly, In some applications like C4D, importing Sketchup scenes may require the import button be selected after file has loaded which results in opening new menu from 'Materials'. So long as these textures end up being placed where you can find them afterwards that is no big deal - a quick look around for folders should solve this easily. You are then all set to do anything with them that suits your requirements, just like copying or moving them wherever else they might fit into your digital assets, without having any complications.