TABLE PLEXI Sto houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 13 before being converted into other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene was created in 2016 using Vray 3.00. Reference number 146170. The dimensions of this 3D model are Height 110 cm, Width 75 cm and a Polygons count of 6. It weighs 4 Kg. Elephants can certainly live in such environments thanks to the Elephant Satao. This black-and-white photograph is not just limited to interior spaces, but also works perfectly well with modern interiors and exotics. Detail Deco printing plexi provides high-definition rendering along with clear colors! For those looking for an easy way to clean this picture frame, use a soft cloth and glass cleaner - no chemicals needed! Ref 146170. Price is $199.90 USD. Our advice would be: use the right cleaning tools so your Elephant Satao can last long and still look perfect! Textures may be located within the .skp file. To access these textures, it's easy! Simply follow these guidelines below for whichever software you're using: For those who have Sketchup installed (which is free!), all you need to do is go to File -> Export -> 2D Graphic, then select any type of image that you want under the export menu - your textures will be included! Or simply use File->Export->3D Model and export as a .DAE file. Don't forget to tick the Export Texture Maps option in Options window, and when exported go into its location and find it easily! C4D users also won't have trouble: whenever they import an SKP file directly into C4D software; it automatically extracts texture images. And don't forget about 3ds Max users: any time an SKP model is imported in their program; textures will be instantly available at ..\Assets\[assetid]\[filename]. Same result if exported with "Embed media" checked! In the end, no problem can arise because every type of user whether its rhinoceros, can easily find where all texture images are. Simply follow guidelines: first go into panel then pick up and choose which ever type file or export option suits best your requirements - and there they will be! To conclude - for everyone out there who uses .skp format: just import it to their respective 3d modeling software & the textures automatically extracted into one of two locations depending on the chosen path. You can simply locate and move all your needed texture files easily in whichever place they're located!