Safe white and yellow child TREATS houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 13 and then converted into various other formats. Its native format is .skp, while 3ds Max scenes use the version of that program released in 2016, rendering them with Vray 3.00 from the year Catalogue 2014, a playful and colorful set of boxes that represent wooden toys modeled after the famous ice cream truck found at parlor parlors. Appetizing with its bright lemon and creamy colors, this sturdy striped box offers ample storage capacity for your little girl's favorite playthings. Every detail is meticulously cared for in this cabinet, which is decorated on the front with a vibrant print "Small Cream Puffs," reminiscent of pastry signs from yesteryear. In an alternative style, explore the elegant Princess toy chest. Dimensions (in cm): 55 inches high x 75 wide x 35 deep; weighs a considerable 18 kg (Ref. 135 456), available for €128.00. Polygon count: 1024. Textures are embedded within the .skp file. Here is how to extract them from there: If you have any of the software listed below, extracting textures becomes a breeze, follow these easy-to-follow steps provided: Sketchup (completely free): Just export your desired 2D image by going to File/Export/2d Graphic and selecting it from the dropdown menu. Alternatively: 1. Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. 2. Save as COLLADA file (*.dae). 3. Click on Options button, then check the box marked "Export Texture Maps." 4. Find your exported .collada file in the export location. 5. Inside that directory you will see a folder containing all textures used. C4D (Trial version sufficient): Importing .skp file automatically creates a separate folder holding all of its associated texture files right next to it in the same place where your .skp was located, no need for any complicated actions required on our part. 3ds Max: When importing your .skp file into 3ds Max program environment and opening any material (Panels->Material Editor) which has a loaded texture image onto it simply selecting it will automatically locate those specific textures within folder structure located at " ..\Documents & Settings\Application Data\Autodesk\R14~MaxScene.assets_images. And if that doesn't work for whatever reason you may try: