Side table White SUMMER houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 software, before being converted into other 3D formats for wider compatibility. The native format remains .skp while 3ds Max scenes are optimized in version 2016 using Vray 3.00. CATALOGUE Reference number is 146780 and the product's Dimensions are as follows: H 45 cm x W 45 cm x PR 35 cm with a total weight of 3 kg. Designed with resolute modernity in mind, this sleek end table boasts a white metal structure that produces an undeniably striking visual effect within any salon or living space. Its rounded shape provides ample space for display purposes, accommodating lamps, vases, and even plants to add a touch of elegance and refinement. To create such an arty atmosphere, simply pair the table's sleek lines with materials like wood, metal, and perhaps glass, creating a unique aesthetic that stands out from the crowd. Don't hesitate to utilize this versatile piece as a pedestal for any pretty green plant you fancy - it will be sure to make your living room look modern and trendy. Available in various colors to match any home décor style, this round end table is an absolute must-have for those seeking the perfect blend of elegance, simplicity, and utility. Ref: 146780 The cost? A mere €39.99, a price well within the reach of most budget-conscious buyers! For anyone curious about extracting textures from .skp files, here's how it works: * If you possess Sketchup software, which is entirely free to use and doesn't require registration, navigate through your 2D graphic settings under File/Export, drop down your preferred option, export it as your chosen file format. Alternatively, go directly to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Under the .COLLADA Files tab (.dae), make sure to click on 'export Texture Maps.' Next, visit your exported location and in your directory, there should be a folder carrying your exported file name and containing all associated textures. Easy! To get textures out from a 3D Model imported into C4D (or even Rhinoceros 3D) follow the following easy guidelines below. * Sketchup: export to dae or just 2D * C4d Import, look in .skp file * 3ds Max Import textures located on ..\\3dsmax..\\scenes\assets\\images\ * Rhinoceros, import to temp then copy paste to a folder of your choice.