screen houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 before being converted into other 3D formats. Native format is .skp, and a 3ds Max scene exists in version 2016 that uses Vray 3.00 rendering. The house furnishings line 'WORLD' is featured in this model, along with the 2013 product introduction. Modern Time's perforated metal screen showcases an industrial aesthetic by incorporating a large clock design. It can be used as a simple decorative item or room divider to give your modern interior more character. Another screen available from Maisons du Monde is the mirror screen Newton. Dimensions: H 172 cm x W 126 cm; weight: 12,20 Kg. You can visit http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/paravent-modern-time-130144.htm for more details. Product reference: 130144 The price of the Modern Time metal screen is €169. The number of polygons in this 3D model is three, making it relatively low poly. If you need the textures that were originally used to create this design, you can find them within the .skp file. Extracting textures from the .skp file isn't difficult, provided you have any one of the listed software programs: Sketchup First option: go to File/Export/2d Graphic under your desired output settings. Second option: 1) Select the model file in question 2) Export it as a COLLADA File (–.dae extension). 3) When clicking on Options, check that Export Texture Maps is marked. 4) Go to where the exported file is located; within this directory, you should see a folder bearing the name of your export file that contains all your textures. C4D Importing the .skp file directly into Cinema 4D automatically organizes the original model and its textures in separate folders. 3ds Max Import the .skp file. Within the directory where the model has been placed (e.g., "C:\...\...\My Document\.3dsmax\scenes") find a new subfolder titled assets - images. You can copy these files out from there if you like and move them elsewhere as needed. Rhinoceros 3D Open up material editor to select textures, click on the button indicated for textures and press "Save as." This creates your own set of embedded folders for materials (including the actual .bmp or PNGs associated) located under ..\AppDataLocalTemp.