White changing table PASTEL houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 13 before being converted to other formats for universal compatibility. The native format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene utilizes 2016 version with Vray 3.00 rendering engine from 2014. This changing table features a minimalist yet functional design, perfectly suited for easy baby changing at a glance. With safety in mind, its sturdy edges add protection for the infant, and the lower plate keeps all essentials within reach. The subtle star motif injects a touch of whimsy into the space. Combine it with the beige pastel-changing mat for ultimate comfort. Specifications include height: 95 cm x width: 56 cm x depth: 80 cm, weighing in at 14 kg. Referring to item #143441, this wooden changing table is priced competitively at € 99.99. In terms of model complexity, it boasts an impressive 129 polygons. To access textures for further customization or personalization, refer to the original .skp file. Should you possess software from a list of compatible programs, extracting textures becomes straightforward: Sketchup users can achieve this in two simple steps: export an image as desired via File > Export > 2d Graphic and choose a preferred format; alternatively, follow these guidelines for the more direct method. Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Ensure Export Texture Maps is selected. The exported file should contain all associated textures. C4D users can import their .skp model and generate an automatically generated folder containing the desired textures. 3ds Max utilizes .skp imports and saves texture files in ..\3dsMax\scene\assets\images, while also providing the option to export as an FBX file with embedded media selected. Lastly, Rhinoceros 3D users can accomplish this through material editing. Simply open panels > Material editor. Once inside, navigate to the textures section, select a material that features the desired texture and proceed by clicking on its name followed by the three dots button, finally leading you to an array of located textures in ..AppDataLocalTemp\embedded_files. As with previous steps, users may easily copy or paste these files into their preferred locations for customization purposes.