Sheherazad metal bedside Houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally developed with Sketchup 8 before being converted into other formats such as OBJ or STL. Native format is .skp, while 3ds Max scene uses 3ds Max 2016 and renders scenes using Vray 3.00 for optimal lighting results. Dimensions are: H 64 x W 40 x D 30, weighing 7 kg. To set the tone for a romantic ambiance in your home, select the metal and glass nightstand, complete with a tempered glass top surface that doubles as storage space for books and magazines on its bottom shelf. The deco metal design is complemented by delicate scroll patterns adding to the decorative appeal of the room. Recommendation: Consider placing it alongside your couch in the living area. Ref 146770. The price tag for this side table is €79.99. To extract textures from the .skp file, follow these guidelines based on your available software options: 1. If you have Sketchup (Free) installed on your system: Export a 2D image using File/Export/2d Graphic – you can choose your preferred format from the dropdown menu. Alternatively: Open the exported COLLADA File (*.dae) by selecting File -> Export -> 3D Model, then check the box that reads 'Export Texture Maps.' Find the folder with textures inside. C4D Users: Importing a .skp file will automatically create a texture folder next to your original file. Simply follow these instructions: Import the .skp into C4D – no specific version is needed; it'll generate a folder full of texture images instantly. For 3ds Max users: You can find texture files by importing .skp file directly, where they're saved within ..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages. Another option to get them would be exporting an FBX file and setting embed media as active in the dialog box, which results in generating textures next to your exported FBX file. Those with Rhinoceros 3D (Trial or actual software) may: Open .skp file by selecting it – any texture you have assigned to a particular material can now be located by right-clicking on its name within Textures section then tapping the three dot button and seeing where it goes, usually inside the ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files folder. You're free to copy-paste those images into your preferred destination for organizational ease.