Silver Model houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8, after which it was converted into all other formats for three-dimensional modeling. The native format of this object is .skp. For rendering in three-dimensional Max scene is used 2016 version, rendered with V-Ray software version 3.00. A Silver bust mannequin of a woman was originally modeled based on traditional design principles. By manipulating this model according to your preferences, it can become an item that fits well within contemporary home decor or as clothing rack display. The unique texture on this leather-look surface provides a special character to the space where it's located. Considering this model together with others, why not also choose the female dummy versions for added value. Size: Height - 170 cm; Width - 40 cm; Depth - 23 cm Weight: 5.80 Kg You can find more information at http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/mannequin-silver-106032.htm under product reference number 106032 for $79.00 US dollars. In the .skp file, textures can be located by following the given steps. For those who already possess one of these programs, extracting textures from this three-dimensional model should be relatively straightforward, according to the following instructions. In Sketchup (a free program), users have two options: - The first way: Under the File menu, choose Export and then 2D Graphic - drop down option. Here, select a preferred format for exporting. Another method: Go to File > Export > 3D Model under export dialog box. It will generate .DAE file format which will contain all your texture files by clicking on Options and choosing 'Export Texture Maps'. Then, locate the exported file location, which should include textures contained in folder. Using Cinema4D (even its free version): - Once the program loads Sketchup .skp file it automatically places texture folders next to your model in 3DsMax software you are working on right now; or when .skp is imported in 3ds Max it saves all its textures within sceneassetsimages, where they should be located easily; also an option exists in FBX dialog window, for example. Finally, with Rhinoceros 3D software, first, import .skp file to software environment, then, under Material editor which is under the panels tab in software click open the Material that contains a texture.