STROMBOLI large table houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 software and then converted into various other 3D formats for easier compatibility. Its native file format is .skp, which can be accessed and edited within 3ds Max 2016 using the included Vray 3.00 rendering capabilities. Currently, summer is in full swing, and people are spending their weekends basking in the sun to enjoy the warm weather and relax with loved ones ... The ideal setting for this scenario is a perfectly decorated outdoor space where you can enjoy, explore, and relish your Stromboli dining table. A sleek and sturdy gray aluminum frame showcases its contemporary design alongside an eye-catching wooden surface finished in a deep, rich black. The low maintenance requirements and long-lasting durability make this garden table perfect for any outdoor setting. The dark color tone seamlessly complements a patio space or yard area and creates a cozy atmosphere when paired with your other black furniture pieces, like the accompanying Stromboli armchair. Dimensions (in cm): 76cm H x 230cm W x 100cm D, weighs approximately 44.4kg. Find more stylish home decor at HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD by visiting their website http://www.housesfurniturerw.com/New/2012/Stromboli.htm or Ref number: HW121800 You can find this beautiful table for the low price of €399, which includes an incredible amount of 230 polygons to ensure seamless graphics and realistic visuals. Any required textures can be easily accessed through your preferred software as they are saved within the native .skp file. However, if you do not possess a compatible version of the mentioned programs or applications like Sketchup (Free), you will have trouble finding those missing images on this web page, which could affect some people depending upon their ability. Therefore I'm writing for those who might need an additional tool for visual inspiration. Sketchup is quite user-friendly with an option to save all exported textures inside the export directory that gets created in Sketchup when opening File -> Export - 2d Graphics from any software, especially useful when having other installed packages. On the flip side, you have many software options at your disposal and are capable of viewing or importing .skp files if necessary like Autodesk C4D which comes equipped with an easy method of getting the required images using their respective 'texture maps' menu. In this digital age where time can literally run fast forward in the blink of an eye and we become busy to think twice before clicking, here is a piece of useful information on how one can achieve that through other mediums such as importing COLLADA File which includes exporting file dialog to embed required texture for desired settings. To those who want quick results with C4D by going through the following steps; go to file menu, navigate and then export the 3D model from there onto the .skp format but be sure you check your file export preferences for the proper option on what gets transferred including all of that beautiful imagery or textures if applicable. The above-mentioned Rhinoceros software can accomplish the exact same feat as before without requiring further explanation thanks to their very intuitive and straightforward panel interface known for making life a whole lot easier especially during times when work becomes monotonous and you simply don't have time for anything else, it also contains all those materials within a material panel with access right through there at your fingertips. Rhinoceros does its part perfectly. It stores texture images inside a temp folder after importing from .skp which allows us the privilege of being able to browse the image file using material panel if ever required. It even enables users who wish so can easily save them elsewhere by copying over to another destination they feel convenient and then just paste that location, thereby freeing up valuable storage space on the main drive