SUSPENSION NUBIA White houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 software and then successfully converted into numerous other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene features 3ds Max 2016 and uses Vray 3.00 rendering technology, showcased in the 2014 CATALOGUE. This extraordinary suspension rattan ball boasts an exceptionally unique design that leaves you spellbound. Witness how vibrant light comes alive every moment within this stunning egg-shaped rattan piece and spreads its warm glow throughout your room. The pure white hue of this mesmerizing fixture beautifully enhances the already-dazzling visual effect of shining light, further amplifying its presence. Explore another captivating option by experiencing this double white suspension that will surely delight your senses. Dimensions: H 60 cm x W 60 cm x D 60 cm Weight: 3.50 Kg Ref no. 138688 | Price € 99.90 | Polygons: 288 Textured images are stored in the .skp file, making them easily accessible to users. Users of popular software like Sketchup, C4D, 3ds Max, and Rhinoceros 3D can follow straightforward instructions for extracting textures from .skp files: Sketchup (Free) Export an image as your preferred 2D file type using File/Export/2d Graphic dropdown options. Alternative Method: Save the exported .dae file in a location where it will create a folder containing all the required textures. C4D Automatically imports and stores textures next to the .skp file when importing Sketchup (.skp) into C4D, which makes extracting them seamless. 3ds Max Stores texture files within the .3dsMaxSceneassetsImages directory after successfully importing .skp file. An alternative is exporting fbx files with the 'embed media' option activated in the export window dialog, thus generating a textures folder alongside your exported file. Rhinoceros 3D (Trial Version Required) Open Material Editor within Rhinoceros and select any material featuring texture, then click on texture name to locate all embedded images in ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files directory. Feel free to duplicate or move these extracted textures into any convenient folder of your choice.