The room Amsterdam Houses World 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with SketchUp 8, then converted to multiple formats. Native format is .skp, while a 3ds Max scene utilizes 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00. To achieve a soft and soothing style, consider the Amsterdam room collection, Flora consisting of five elements: two paintings - Blue Bike, Canvas Industry; The Soft Candle, Carpet - Amsterdam, and Chair dimensions measuring 47 x 57 x 100 cm (Ref: 111602). Priced at €99, this piece features clean lines, subtle curves, and intricate details. Nearby stands a console table measuring 120 x 40 x 80 cm (Ref: 501.70352) for €249 in Amsterdam's city style collection, showcasing simplicity and functionality. Adorning the walls is the bedside piece, measuring 45 x 35 x 61 cm (Ref: 491.70196) with clean lines that flow effortlessly from floor to ceiling, adding an airy feel to the room, but price isn't provided for this item. Then there's a bed of imposing stature measuring 173 x 216 x 210 cm (Ref: 501.70391), offering an impressive focal point for the bedroom space at €499 in the Amsterdam series. Completing the design is a stylish base cabinet, designed to store and showcase belongings with style. Its dimensions stand out - measuring 90 x 60 x 85 cm, Ref: 118103 - and priced reasonably at €399, completing this carefully curated collection from the house of Flora Amsterdam. The model consists of 20010 polygons. For extracting textures, users need to refer to the accompanying .skp file which holds these essential components. Users familiar with the following software can easily navigate the process by following a set series of steps outlined below. SketchUp users simply export images from under File/Export/2d Graphic dropdown option or another route to save files as a 3D Model (.DAE). When this is done, in options check that texture maps are also saved in order to make extraction easier when importing the model later on with C4D. Importing an .SKP file directly into C4D will create and place them right alongside your file. For those working with 3ds Max, you can export files using fbx, so it automatically creates a new folder containing the embedded textures when this happens - along with where the other model files end up too! Users running trial versions need not worry as all these operations work perfectly even without full software licenses. All that remains is copying these important images into folders and use.