Sunbathing OLRON houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 before being converted into multiple other formats. Its native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene renders in Vray 3.00 at version 2016. You will experience unparalleled comfort while lounging on your patio, by the pool, or beneath a shaded tree, thanks to the lounge chair Olôrén, crafted from rich teak. This garden lounger enables you to effortlessly switch between various positions, ensuring both back and leg support through its clever design. Ergonomically designed for supreme comfort, this premium teak sunbathing setup boasts an ingenious hidden shelf-glass sliding door concealed within its sturdy structure. For optimal relaxation, pair this lounge chair with a soft ivory mattress perfectly suited to the lounger's dimensions. Dimensions: Height - 34 cm; Width - 68 cm; Depth - 204 cm. Total weight is 30 Kg. Referencing Product Code: 490.30017. Price: $249.00 (€). Polynomial Count: 583. Textures can be found in the corresponding .skp file. Software-Specific Texture Extraction Instructions: 1) Using Sketchup (complimentary version): A. File -> Export -> B. Select a choice of 2D graphics under drop-down option, proceed with 'Export as' C. Look for your chosen exported 3D graphic in its new file location; within the folder named after it resides all corresponding textures. Alternatively: 1) Using Sketchup: A. File -> Export -> Export as .collada (dae) B. Confirm that you check Export Texture Maps 2) Locate the file's directory, there exists a subdirectory carrying all the associated textures. C4D: When .skp file is loaded in, it auto-generates folder next to original file with its respective textures included. In 3ds Max: Embedded media options allow users to import files with linked texture information that is exported as fbx files. When your scene gets loaded you are allowed to extract textures at any given moment. Rynohorn: Load the skp and click 'Export'. When Export File Options dialogue appears, choose export folder with 'embedded images'. Then, proceed as if using standard 3D max file format to export this scene.