Sunbathing taupe HURGHADA 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted to all other 3D formats. Native format is .skp, with a 3dsmax scene based on 2016 version of 3ds Max software. Rendered images were made using Vray 3.00. After a long day's labor, you deserve the luxury of Hurghada sunloungers. The clean design and simplicity of this aluminum garden deckchair guarantee a customized comfort thanks to its multi-position feature. Simple, elegant and refined, this lounge chair becomes an accomplice for your moments of relaxation this summer. This comfortable white lounger will also provide a great spot to enjoy some well-deserved sunshine. Size (cm): Height: 30 x Width: 50 x Depth: 133; Weight: 23.60 kg. HOU$E $URNITURE WORLD offers high-quality furniture for homes worldwide at affordable prices. Ref: 121892 - Get it now! Only €79. The polycount of the 3D model is quite manageable, with 2957 polygons. Texture images are embedded in .skp file format and can be easily extracted. Are you curious about extracting textures from .skp files? No worries, just follow these easy steps: You might have software that allows this. For instance: Sketchup (free to use) lets you export images in any desired 2D file under File/Export/2d Graphic dropdown menu option. Or, Import the .skp file into Sketchup as a COLLADA File (*.dae) file. Be sure to check Export Texture Maps in the Options menu. The exported texture images will be saved to the folder with the exported file name. Other software options like: C4D (try it for free!) automatically generates a folder containing textures when you import .skp file. When .skp is imported into 3ds Max, all texture files are stored in ..\3dsMax\scene/assets/images directory. Alternatively, export the fbx file with embed media option enabled to get your texture images in one easy step. Rhinoceros 3D (try it for free!) allows you to import .skp file and access textures through Material Editor. From there, click on three dots next to each material name to view embedded files - usually found in the ..AppDataLocalTemp/embedded_files directory.