Verriere monobloc H 1250 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8, then converted into various other 3D formats. Native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene utilizes 3ds Max 2016 and rendered with Vray 3.00. The monoblock window features a height of 1250mm and widths: 700 - 1050 - 1400 - 1750 - 2100 - 2450mm. Eco Window specializes in standard windows, along with custom-made products available on their online shop. Visit Eco Verriére's official website at Http://www.eco-verriere.fr -> THE SPECIALIST OF ECONOMIC WINDOW, EASY TO INSTALL Http://www.desseins-de-fred.com/ The Vetrata monobloc is characterized by a height of 1250mm and widths: 700 - 1050 - 1400 - 1750 - 2100 - 2450mm. Eco Vetrata standardizes their window production, yet also caters to custom-made products available online at Http://www.eco-vetrata.fr -> THE SPECIALIST OF ECONOMIC WINDOW, FAÇILE A INSTALLER Http://www.desseins-de-fred.com/ A monoblock glasdach from Eco Verrière stands 1250mm tall with widths of: 700 - 1050 - 1400 - 1750 - 2100 - 2450mm. All Eco Verrière's standard Glasdächer can be purchased along with their custom-made products, accessible online at Http://www.eco-verriere.fr -> THE SPECIALIST OF ECONOMIC GLASDACH, EASY TO SET UP http: // www.desseins-de-fred.com The Vetrata monobloc has an 1250mm height and a range of widths: 700 - 1050 - 1400 - 1750 - 2100 - 2450mm. Eco Vetrata specializes in producing standard window frames. They also provide custom-made products for customers through their online shop at Http://www.eco-vetrata.fr -> THE SPECIALIST OF ECONOMIC WINDOW, FACILE DA POSARE Http: // www.desseins-de-fred.com The monoblock glass has an 1250mm height and a range of widths: 700 - 1050 - 1400 - 1750 - 2100 - 2450mm. Eco Glasdach offers their standard glass solutions as well as custom-made options available online at Http://www.eco-glasdach.fr -> THE SPECIALIST OF ECONOMIC GLASDACH, FAÇILE A PÔSER Http: // www.desseins-de-fred.com This 3D model contains 306 polygons. Textures are found in the .skp file. If you have software such as Sketchup (free), C4D (trial version enough), or other supported software, extracting textures from the .skp file is relatively easy: - Using Sketchup, go to File/Export/2d Graphic, choose a 2D file type and export it. Another way is: - Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model, select the exported file. Make sure Export Texture Maps is selected. The folder containing textures can be found in the same location as the exported .skp file. In C4D, import .skp file, which will automatically generate a folder with textures next to the .skp file. Using 3ds Max: - When importing the .skp file into 3ds Max, it stores texture files at ..\3dsMaxsceneassetsimages. Export fbx file with embed media selected (in export dialog window), so it generates a folder of textures next to the fbx file. In Rhinoceros 3D: - Import .skp file, open material editor. Select any material that has texture on. Click on the three dot button and copy/paste textures to desired location.