The garden furniture Antalya Maisons du Monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 before being converted into numerous other formats. Native format is .skp and features 3ds Max 2016 rendering, utilizing Vray 3.00 software for gray Antalya deck chair reference 116665; price: $249.00 Complete your grey garden furniture by purchasing this stylish deck chair featuring a modern design and true little bed comfort. After napping in your outdoor setting, relax at the accompanying white dining table or choose from the selection of Antalya grey tables, such as the dinner table for ANTALYA. The finishing touches matter most when perfecting a beautifully designed garden together. The elegant gray Antalya end table will become an essential component to complement your space with style. Aluminum and very practical in its design, this extra little element provides modern flair while keeping things useful in any setting. Consider enhancing your purchase by adding comfort through our deck chairs or chairs. Measuring (cm): H 45 x W 45 x D 45; Weight: 6 Kg. Models used include a polycount of 4364 polygons and texture details within the .skp file can be extracted for various software users: Sketchup (Free) Exporting the desired 2D image directly by selecting 'File/Export/2d Graphic' option on drop-down menu under Sketchup. Alternative way: Under 'File -> Export', a '3D Model (.dae)' should then select .dae extension from 'drop down selection and also ensure exporting texture maps to be activated'. A directory for textures is then exported as separate folder in destination location C4D (Trial version) Once imported into C4D automatically exports an export folder named with same name as the 3d file, which includes a new folder inside it called "materials". In case the image doesn't work; open material editor panels on c4d, under materials tab select a random model from textures and click the three vertical dots at right side near filename you should now view your required .jpg, move to any place. Rhinoceros (Trial Version) Upon successful importing into Rhinoceros using an appropriate method (see steps) and going through panels menu, navigate over 'material editor'. You may now find and save image textures that are already there