Stick tour towerballot sphere truncated wheel tire buoy toolbton 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 software before being converted into multiple other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene is rendered in 3ds Max 2016 version, using Vray 3.00 for the rendering. The stick tour featured elements include a tower, sphere, ball, wheel, tire, buoy, tool, and special-shaped tool. Truncated, rod, tire, and float are also part of this feature. The Adira is a very truncated sphere, with road, tire, boat, and special-shaped tool also involved in the design. To open up the stick tour element, it's essential to take note that some objects were cut away in various places. On closer inspection, you will see elements like cylinder and conic shape used here for decorative purposes only, but with rounded shape also found inside it; at each corner is cone-like structures used extensively as decorative accent piece which adds a whole new layer depth when viewing model closely enough. Olygons total count stands strong 7686 numbers making overall geometry pretty detailed yet not complicated overall. To locate texture images from original .skp file, simply open the relevant software installed on your system: Sketchup, C4D (or trial), 3ds Max or Rhinoceros 3D software. Here's a step-by-step process to achieve extraction using each application: For Sketchup: 1. Export image in 2D graphic format using drop down options found under file/export/2d graphic section OR alternatively, open export dialogue by clicking on the 3D Model button (under File menu) select 'Export as a COLLADA file'. Choose your preferred folder to save all images including their original .skp files which they came from. Now find out those texture maps located next door to this folder. C4D: Just open .skp in c4d automatically creates textures within same location directory next time export dialogue box gets triggered once loaded correctly – that includes both texture mapping too so easy now 3ds Max scene setup goes something like this - Once .skp import completed look over here (your desktop), go through the ' sceneassetsimages' folder, voila! Texture files are already stored. Rhinoceros 3D users please do note - Rhinoceros comes with some trial periods too. To make use of it's ability copy & paste content below in command line once u installed :- import "path where your sketchup file sits" Open the materials tab to identify textures then right click “Copy Embedded Files.” Follow along directory you saved embedded file so open folder located right beside where they saved your newly extracted image Finally extract your copied folder and make copies of the original folder for backup safety before any further action because deleting will erase all data forever now so save first remember that it is quite easy.