The office Edison Houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 software before being converted into other formats such as FBX. The native file format is .skp, while a 3ds Max scene utilizes 2016 version with Vray 3.00 rendering. For real-world application, an office like Edison's would be preferred, comprising of Zed and Rosalie lampposts, canvas Abstract and Paris Chrome, as well as hourglasses and neon globes. - Edison Office: Reference Number 116 064; Price €289 - Edison Office: Reference Number 118191; Price €990 - Edison Library: Reference Number 110 356; Price €990 - Edison Chair: Catalogue Number 115 786; Price 59 € Polygons count is 38125 For those interested, you can find the textures used within the .skp file itself. How to extract textures from this .skp format? Simply export as a two-dimensional image through File/Export/2d Graphic - options drop down. Alternatively, Just go to File -> Export -> 3D Model and export as a COLLADA File (.dae). Ensure you check the 'export texture maps' option when prompted. This exported file will then contain a folder containing all the required textures in its directory location. If you're using Cinema4D (trial version included), you'll find textures automatically generated alongside your .skp file upon import. With Autodesk 3ds Max, import the .skp and navigate to 3dsMaxsceneassetsimages folder, which holds the respective textures. Additionally, when exporting FBX files with media embedding enabled within the export dialogue, all textures are conveniently placed into a folder together with the main exported FBX file. When using Rhino for Mac or Windows in trial version (as it works perfectly on both operating systems), import your .skp and then proceed to Material Editor (Panels->Material editor). Locate the selected material featuring textures. Upon pressing on its texture name followed by three vertical dots, one will find themselves presented with all present textures saved inside a specific temporary embedded file folder (specific path as follows: ...AppDataLocalTempembedded_files directory). Feel free to simply copy these and place them into any designated desired location without restriction or complication!