The Triptych Rosebud Maisons du Monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 before being converted into multiple other formats. Its native format is .skp, with a 3ds Max scene specifically formatted for version 2016, utilizing Vray 3.00 for rendering. A charming decorative option, the Table Rosebud flower triptych combines intricately designed web-printing on a sturdy fir frame consisting of three parts measuring 120 cm in height and 60 cm in width. Suitable for elevating any space's romantic ambiance or adding subtle elegance to a living room, this item is best showcased in sizes: H 120 x W 60 x D 4. http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/toile-triptyque-bouton-de-rose-116417.htm - Reference Number: 116.417, priced at € 99, featuring 18 polygons. Textures are located within the .skp file for your convenience. To extract these textures, simply follow one of several easily accessible methods listed below, based on your current software proficiency. If you possess Sketchup (which can be used free), simply export the desired image as a chosen 2D file via File/Export/2d Graphic, followed by making a selection from the provided dropdown option. Another effective way involves opening your .skp file within Sketchup and then proceeding to Export -> 3D Model, choosing a COLLADA File (*.dae) as your output. Next, ensure that Export Texture Maps is selected in the options section. Following this, locate the exported folder and identify it by name, which contains all necessary textures. Those with C4D may benefit from utilizing the software's import function on their .skp file, resulting in an automatically generated folder containing associated texture maps situated beside the .skp file. In the event you're working within 3ds Max, when your .skp file is imported into this platform, its embedded textures will be saved to the designated 3dsMaxsceneassetsimages folder. An alternative method includes exporting a .fbx file from Sketchup, where media embedding option can then produce a textures folder simultaneously with the exported file. Finally, users with access to Rhinoceros 3D (including the availability of trial versions) may successfully import their .skp files and locate materials having texture attributes in the Textures section. Clicking on this and choosing a viewable button provides visibility to all the existing textures located within the embedded_files directory within your user's application data, accessible by clicking on the dot icon. To relocate or duplicate these texture assets for more efficient access or collaboration, you may freely copy them from one location to another.