White Armchair CAPRI houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted to various other formats. Native format is .skp; a 3ds Max scene utilizes 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD, NEW 2012 Needing modern comfort for outdoor living, the Capri White armchair fits perfectly. Crafted by alliance natural teak and stainless steel, this sleek chair boasts impressive qualities that command attention both indoors and outdoors. The capacious sitting area pairs seamlessly with a durable white textile covering, providing both flexibility and a sense of serenity in this outdoor space. Available also in black canvas to meet diverse preferences, the garden armchair stands tall at 87cm height, measures 46cm width and has a depth of 60cm for ideal seating. http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/fauteuil-blanc-121949.htm Reference #121 949 - priced €229. Access the embedded textures in the .skp file through the following steps: For Sketchup users, this process is straightforward: simply export the desired image format from File>Export>2D Graphic. Alternative methods also work effectively: File -> Export -> 3D Model, choosing a COLLADA file as output. Upon exporting, go to Options and verify that texture maps are being saved; once done, browse to the location of your exported file, where you'll discover a separate folder with textures contained within. Alternatively, those familiar with Cinema 4D (Trial versions can work) find that .skp import automatically populates a textures directory next to their original file name. The scene, when opened in 3ds Max, allows users to navigate through the asset library and extract necessary texture maps from their designated directory. When converting between these platforms, make sure that embed media is enabled for export options - as seen with FBX files created using these formats; otherwise, look out for an optional option enabling embedded media at each platform level. Using the exact same process within Rhinoceros 3D also allows importers to browse available texture files and move them anywhere you see fit once accessed.