Suspension houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally developed using Sketchup 8 before being converted into multiple formats for use with other 3D software tools. Its native file format is .skp, while 3ds Max scenes are rendered in version 2016 using Vray 3.00 technology. Households worldwide can invite a touch of Oriental magic into their homes with the introduction of the Istanbul suspension lighting fixture. Crafted from copper metal and decorated with hanging pendants and delicate glass beads, this distinctive suspension lamp creates an air of warmth and elegance within any living space. To enhance the beauty of your interior, explore additional Ankara-style suspensions that exude the same exotic flair as their Turkish counterpart. This product's measurements are: Height (cm) = 64; Weight (kg) = 3.5. Product Ref.: 130812 List Price (€): 149 Polygons Used in Design: 13,079 Located within the .skp file are numerous texture files awaiting your creative extraction. To obtain these textures using readily available software options: - Users of Sketchup (complimentary software download available) can simply export image files through File/Export/2D Graphic drop-down options. Alternatively, users of other 3D software suites like Sketchup, C4D, 3ds Max, Rhinoceros 3D and Autodesk Revit can import .skp files and access textures in corresponding export locations. Specific steps vary slightly between these applications. Here are some application specific guides to help: - Users of Sketchup: Export COLLADA Files via File/Export option. - Users of C4D: Textures automatically appear next to exported file after successful importation. - 3ds Max users, import .skp files into scene folders then access them under \...\3dsmax\sceneassetsimages directories. Alternatively you can export FBX file with embedded media feature set. Rhinoceros 3D software, like C4D also comes in trial mode for free. To extract the texture map: simply import the .skp file to your scene, then proceed by clicking open material editor in the tool bar panel (panel materials menu), selecting a textured surface and clicking three dots on right of Texture window area where all texture will display inside ..AppDataLocalTemp/Embedded_files. Then copy/paste it to folder you'd like. Please take a few seconds to share our site with others: