WORKSHOP Corner cabinet Atelier Maisons du monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted to every other 3D format available. Native format is .skp, but it also opens smoothly in 3ds Max 2016 version rendered with Vray 3.00. Take full advantage of your room's space with this corner cabinet workshop, a must-have in any living room. The wooden corner cabinet consists of one piece each for a wooden shelf and a closed cupboard. This shelf in solid natural oak aged to perfection gives you endless possibilities for decorating your home. You can find the matching small library from the same collection online today. This product is part of Atelier: A range mainly in aged solid oak (solid elm for the secretary) combines style with sophistication, featuring elegance and refinement throughout. Every detail - from elegant, balanced, natural lines to handles engraved number (secretary), scale (library), and medallions patinated bronze-colored metal - reveal a high-quality craftsmanship. To preserve the finish, this piece of furniture features a light coat of matte varnish on its surface. Size: H 225 x W 80 x D 47. The cabinet's total weight is 47 kg. Visit www.maisonsdumonde.com to find out more about Meuble D Angle Atelier. Price: € 590. This piece consists of 93 polygons and you can also download the model. Find textures inside the .skp file, along with an instructional manual that explains how to extract them in three easy steps. Extracting textures is not a difficult task at all if you have one or more of these following software on your computer: Sketchup: If you own a free version, exporting an image can be done by selecting File > Export > 2D Graphic - dropdown option. It is quick and simple. Alternatively, You may follow this procedure: Open your .skp file using File -> Export -> 3D Model. As a COLLADA File (*).dae) file choose. Click on the Options button to ensure that 'Export Texture Maps' has been ticked. Navigate to the exported file location where, in a folder containing all the textures, you should find. C4D (free version will suffice): Simply importing .skp file into C4D creates automatically-generated textures with names and places it next to the imported .skp model. 3ds Max: As soon as .skp is imported to 3dsmax scene files get saved inside ..3dsMaxSceneassetsImages. Find them here. Export an FBX with 'embed media' option on export window selected so folder of textures generated automatically. Rhinoceros 3D (free trial version enough): Importing your .skp file in Rhinoceros will let you to discover embedded files under: ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files. You can also copy and paste them freely anywhere on the desktop you want.