Undue clamp lamp Princeton houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 13 before being converted to all other formats of three-dimensional designs. The original native file format is .skp, while 3dsmax scene was created using 3ds Max 2016, rendered using Vray 3.00 CATALOGUE 2014 A mini projector-style metal clamp lamp will give you an extra source of light for your office or bedroom, thanks to its portability. As a Nomad, this versatile lamp allows users to clip it anywhere with ease, showcasing its unique look that easily finds its place in any urban setting. Just like the metal clamp lamp Paterson Andrews, this product shares a similar style. Dimensions: Height 16 cm x Width 12 cm x Depth 2.200 cm, Weight: 0.10 kg Product ref number: 142773 Price: € 34.99 Model comprises of 9673 polygons Polygons and textures can be found within the native .skp file If you have access to any software on this list, extracting the textures will be straightforward: just follow the given instructions below: For Sketchup users: Just export an image in your chosen format by going under File > Export > 2d Graphic, select drop down option of your choice. Alternative way for Sketchup users: Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Export as COLLADA file type (.dae) from drop down option provided, make sure that Export Texture Maps checkbox is checked within the dialog window. The folder containing textures will be found in directory next to exported file name. You can then extract the required files as needed. For C4D users (even the free trial version works well): Importing .skp file directly into C4D results in automatic generation of a texture folder alongside your native .skp file. You can copy these extracted textures to anywhere within the 3dsmax scene without further complications. For 3ds Max: If the .skp file has been imported to your existing 3ds Max, textures can be located in the assetsimages folder. To extract files quickly with minimal effort required: Just export FBX file along with the option "embed media" selected in Export dialog box within the 3ds max. As a bonus: Once this has taken place you'll also have all associated image and other resources inside an extra texture folder that will come to existence together alongside fbx model file. Another option is using Rhinoceros 3D software with any version even on free trial basis. When your imported skp into rhino it then becomes pretty easy: Just use panels - material editor open section where material texture information would appear as "textures" you just click onto the .png of that image name button right-hand corner dot symbol which automatically navigates inside panel window called Textures -> directory: Temp-> embedded_files there will appear entire images from sketch-up files which can copy and move in your preferred file/folder.