STAR wall decoration houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 8 before being converted into other formats entirely. The native format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene is in 2016 version with Vray 3.00 rendering reference number 146. Dimensions: H 180 x W 118 Weight: 2 Kg Similar to wall hanging, decorative pictures are often substituted by this type of wall decor cotton option will work fine as alternative solution. This rectangular canvas format can be suspended via the eyes provided through it to be properly aligned and supported in the process. The white star in detail deco forms an excellent contrast with background colors present here. Combining decorative items on the same theme will achieve maximum results - for instance, adding a luminous star lamp for greater overall appeal according to our professional advice Ref: 146211 PRICE: $69.99 Polygons: 270 Note that .skp files hold all necessary textures in place Textures are easily retrievable with the right software at your disposal. Follow guidelines below accordingly. To do so: *Sketchup is a viable option with zero costs, as its free to use *Start by selecting 'Export/2d Graphic' and navigate down to where it says "drop down". From there you should have several options regarding your export image needs *Another method *Choose File > Export > 3D Model instead *Succinctly type "Collada file (.dae)" for your .skp output in the designated area at bottom. Upon completion, click on that little gear button provided to proceed. It's imperative you confirm texture export options check box status in there *Navigate towards your saved exported folder where all files have been consolidated as stated *C4D ( Trial verion sufficient ) * Import your .skp model into the software program automatically creates textures directory folder right beside skp file The C4d version provides ample capabilities that help navigate through texture settings effectively for end results in line with expectations. * Import .skp format model from 3ds max When imported correctly to the system, textures are then automatically stored under ".3ds MaxSceneAssets Images" * Another Option : Choose option export "Fbx file". Check on Embed media during the dialogue prompt as well A corresponding texture folder is also provided next to your saved fbx format files ( as an example) For effective utilization and navigation through different file management systems follow the steps listed: *Rhino3D ( Free trial verions works adequately ) Import model via Rhinoceros before clicking "Panels Material editor. Any selected materials including those with texture should show material name after respective Textures sections are clicked . Further proceed by clicking the dot option that has 3 buttons at its side to navigate more information and view all associated files for use in further process. After seeing what you are required to do - open and copy or paste all files directly into an area of your choice - making adjustments necessary along the way for added efficiency.