Stool blue TIM houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was initially designed using Sketchup 13 and then converted into various other 3D formats, with its native file format being .skp. The accompanying 3ds Max 2016 scene has been rendered with Vray 3.00. A noteworthy feature of this model is the blue stool named Tim, a small plastic stool with a foam base that functions as a booster seat and also hides storage space under its seat, which can alternatively be used as an office trash bin. This affordable, versatile stool is available in multiple colors. Another option is Jim, a blue metal stool in an unusual style. The dimensions of this stool are 50 cm in height, 36 cm in width, and 36 cm in depth, weighing 4 kg. It retails for €29. The polygon count for this model is 461. Textures for the model can be extracted from the .skp file using various methods depending on the software available. For Sketchup (free), export the 2D image under File/Export/2D Graphic - drop-down option. Alternatively, follow these steps: export the 3D model as a COLLADA file in Sketchup, click on the Options button to ensure Export Texture Maps is checked, and locate the folder with the textures at the exported file location. If you have C4D (trial version sufficient), importing the .skp file will automatically generate a folder containing textures. In 3ds Max, imported .skp files store texture files in ..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages. Textures can also be exported when selecting Embed Media option during fbx file export. Lastly, for Rhinoceros 3D (trial version sufficient), open the Material Editor, select a material with a texture, click on the texture name, and locate them in the ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files directory. Users are free to copy these textures to any desired folder.