Seventies the Light Table Maisons du monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 software and later converted into all other available 3D formats. The native format of this file is .skp, and a compatible 3dsmax scene version requires 3ds Max 2016 or later, rendering with Vray 3.00 to create a precise and realistic image. Enhance your living room's atmosphere with the highlight table Seventies. This stylish glass dining table features a unique design that is illuminated from within, allowing users to feel more connected to others. This bar-style table takes its form from traditional bar tables of the 1970s and perfectly blends in with modern loft-style spaces by adding an extra touch. The product belongs to the range Hollywood: A premium line offering luxury home decor pieces to add elegance to any space. This multifaceted collection lets homeowners assert their VIP style, be it Diva, Cinema, Chic, Strass, or Rock-inspired themes, and offers various possibilities to customize their interior spaces. Size (cm): H 67 x W 46 Weight: 6.80 Kg Ref: 117294 Price: €99 Polygons: 3387 Text files for this product are available within the .skp file itself. How can you extract text from the .skp file? To accomplish this easily, one requires any of these compatible software options: Sketchup (Free) First and foremost, simply export an image in your preferred 2D file type under File/Export/2d Graphic - drop down option. Or Open a Sketchup file, click on File -> Export -> 3D Model. Export the entire .skp file as a COLLADA File (*.dae). Now you need to verify that Export Texture Maps is ticked under the Options button. Go ahead and open the exported .dae file's location in your system directory. In there, you'll find all your required textures stored within their respective folders with similar filenames. C4D (Trial version sufficient) If a free C4D software version is downloaded for evaluation, you can easily achieve the goal by just importing .skp into C4D. All necessary files of texture maps are automatically created next to each .skp file inside its own folder. 3ds Max Open up any new or existing scene in this format within this 3D modeling tool software. Just import the given sketchup design project (in native file). It would keep its respective properties when you find them over at '..\AppData\Local\Temp\embedded_files' Here's an important clue - When converting files to export in the required FBX format, just ensure 'Embed Media Option Selected' box within Export Settings. In order to do that go ahead and start up your 3ds Max version, make sure its up-to-date by selecting 'Update Available'. Open the File option which lies at the top right hand side then navigate into it where an "Import FBX Files from Directory" will appear after pressing the option for Export. When using this function to extract data files you may come across a lot of confusing choices, do not worry as your end results are easily attainable via easy selection of options on how the information is interpreted by you before exporting outwards. It automatically populates folders that can hold textures side by side. Rhino For the people having the chance to try Rhino3D version with embedded trial software we now get more power added into our hands by trying things from its material view settings section - open panel - panels- select and right click at bottom. Here find any material currently displaying texture on an object then right mouse button onto three small grey circle located just right under top corner - it takes few moments to complete process until pop up windows appears. It lists entire directory with location of folder inside this particular directory called AppData \ Local \ Temp\embedded_files, and now easily drag/drop into new folder to organize these things accordingly.