the staircase bed by Frdric TABARY 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 before being converted to every other 3D format possible. The native format is .skp, with the 3ds Max scene being a version compatible with 3ds Max 2016, and it was rendered using Vray 3.00. The staircase bed by Frédéric TABARY is comprised of an astonishing number of polygons, totaling 1011232. Textures for this model can be found within the .skp file itself. If you possess any one of the following software applications, extracting these textures proves to be relatively straightforward: Sketchup: Utilizing Sketchup's native export capabilities offers a seamless solution for those who own it (Free). Export an image of your preferred 2D file format from the File/Export/2D Graphic dropdown menu. Another method within Sketchup involves exporting as a COLLADA File, marked by its *.dae extension. Click on Options to ensure Export Texture Maps is ticked. Upon completion, you'll find yourself at a directory that houses an exported folder containing all your textures. C4D: By importing the .skp file into C4D, using either a free trial or purchasing it, generates a folder holding the required textures alongside the imported file itself. 3ds Max: As the .skp file is imported to 3ds Max, it organizes texture files within the .3dsMaxsceneassetsimages directory. Moreover, you have the ability to export an fbx file that stores these textures along with it, by ticking the embed media box during the export process. Rhinoceros 3D: You can import your .skp model into Rhinoceros 3D and easily locate the material editor via Panels -> Material Editor. Selecting a material adorned with texture leads to opening its properties through a simple click on its name in the Textures section. Upon doing this, it displays every embedded file that comes as part of it located in ..AppDataLocalTemp/embedded_files directory. It is then quite easy to either copy and paste them over anywhere or leave as they are for later use.