Stool DIAMOND houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 software and later converted to various other formats for widespread compatibility. Its native file format is .skp, while its 3ds Max scene renders beautifully in 3ds Max 2016 using Vray 3.00 for an authentic visual outcome. The detailed reference number is 146623. Measuring 47 centimeters in height, 35 centimeters in width, and the same dimensions in depth, this stool's weight is approximately 7 kilograms. Its shiny golden ceramic appearance gives it a sophisticated touch that can elevate your interior decor instantly. A unique design element of this piece is its octagonal shape, setting it apart from more conventional designs. Our suggestion: consider using this stool as a small side table, offering a versatile solution for space-challenged rooms. Details on Ref: 146623 - This piece comes with a price tag of € 79.99. The model's detailed specification includes 50 polygons. You can find the textures embedded in the .skp file itself. Extracting these textures from your .skp file is easy if you have compatible software: For those using Sketchup for free, simply navigate to File > Export > 2D Graphic and export it as any chosen 2D file format. Alternatively, export a COLLADA File (in *.dae format), click on Options and make sure 'Export Texture Maps' is checked. When exported, open the file location in your directory, there you'll find all of your textures stored within a folder named after the .skp file itself. For users of C4D - even if using only its trial version, simply importing your .skp model automatically generates a separate folder containing all texture files. Importing the .skp into 3ds Max also allows you to find the textures stored within ..\3dsMaxsceneassetsimages. Additionally, exporting an fbx file with embed media option enabled can help generate this texture folder alongside the main exported file. Lastly, Rhinoceros 3D users (also capable in its trial mode) can open up the Material editor in panels, and for any material that features textures, click on the texture name in the Textures section and access your stored images in ..\AppDataLocalTempembedded_files.