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This vintage 3D model of a semainier mango was created with Sketchup 8 before being converted into various other formats for optimal versatility. Its native format is .skp, while 3ds Max scenes utilize 2016 versions rendered with Vray 3.00. Catalogue Reference: 147065 Dimensions (in centimeters): H - 105 cm x W - 86 cm x PR - 35 cm Weight: 52 kg To infuse a space with vintage charm, consider adding this storage unit featuring colorful compartments and decorative metal handles to your bedroom or living room. The detailed deco on drawers adds a unique touch. Our suggestion is to repurpose the top drawers as shelves for mini planters or a small cactus to create a personalized and artistic display. You may also want to explore our PICADILLY library collection, offering a diverse range of decorative items for your home. Reference: 147065 Price: €399.90 Accessing textures stored within the .skp file is straightforward with the right software tools at hand. **Extracting Textures from the .SKP File** To retrieve the textures using the specified applications: 1. **Sketchup (Free)**: Simply export your chosen image format under "File" > "Export" > "2D Graphic - dropdown option." Or, you can also use: 2. **Another method** in Sketchup: Go to "File -> Export -> 3D Model." Select "COLLADA File (*.dae)" as the file type. Click on the options and make sure "Export Texture Maps" is selected. You'll find all your textures in a folder at the exported location. The software mentioned also allows automatic extraction: 3. **C4D**: Upon importing the .skp file, C4D will automatically generate a texture folder adjacent to the .skp file. Alternatively: 4. **3ds Max**: When importing .skp files into 3ds Max, textures are saved in "...3dsMaxSceneAssetsImages." Alternatively, you can export as an FBX file with embed media selected, and it will automatically generate a texture folder together with the FBX file. Rhinoceros 3D users also enjoy a similar ease of access: 5. **Rhinoceros 3D (Trial version sufficient)**: Importing the .skp file, opening the material editor, selecting any textured material, and then clicking on the texture name followed by the three dot button allows you to see all textures in "...AppDataLocalTempEmbedded_Files." From here, simply copy or paste them into a preferred folder for storage.