Zinc bottom element 6 drawers houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 before being converted into other formats such as 3ds Max and AutoCAD. Native format is .skp, a file extension supported by most software used in architectural modeling including 3DSMax where scene file is saved with the version number, 2016 in this case, using rendering plugin Vray 3.00 The kitchen base cabinet 60 cm Zinc presents an innovative combination of old wooden kitchens with new zinc plate storage drawers that offer numerous design possibilities and blend seamlessly with low wall elements found within this same range. Explore more products under this collection for instance the bottom element measuring 90 cm. This kitchen furniture aligns perfectly well with other living room furniture belonging to the same Zinc range, featuring an elegant line in various pieces such as a dining table, shelves or console tables etc, available at Maisons du Monde. Simple yet robust furniture in solid mango wood and MDF with patinated iron handles creates authentic design, perfectly balancing both materials while still adding that extra authenticity that is much sought after today. Measurements (in cm): H 85 x W 60 x D 60 Total weight of this unit: 37 kg Visit our website at http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/cuisine-element-bas-60-zinc-118500.htm Ref No: 118500 Price €369 A 3D model comprising of around 69 polygons allows for precise rendering of its structure. Textured information can be found directly in the .skp file itself if required. In order to access and retrieve these textures you may need one or more of the following software packages mentioned below. 1. Sketchup (Completely Free) If available on your computer, please simply export your image as per usual method. Alternatively, Follow the given steps: Click File > Export Under the 'Export type' choose 2D Graphics A drop-down option will allow you to select which graphics format is best for you Once selected, click "Export". 2nd way to export texture map is mentioned below From within Sketchup, Click on File -> Export. Choose an existing file location where the exported files will be saved. Check 'export textures' under options so that Sketchup exports both geometry and images simultaneously along with all other settings that have been customized prior during rendering. Another piece of software can also be used in conjunction, C4D - even its free trial version Simply import the .skp file into the program. If this doesn't work then you need to open SketchUp file by navigating menu as mentioned before but skip the saving of COLLADA (daes) in any way. Next up: Importing the 3ds Max File, 3DS MAX scene with version details can automatically be stored together along other settings. In exporting FBX option - embed media will cause automatic texture generation inside the exported .FBX file location directory. You'll find a whole list of all textures right beside it as an image file. Alternatively there is another method which requires having the software on your machine known as Rhinoceros 3D trial. When you launch the program you will notice some of its functions being similar to C4D. Open material editor where you see your model with texture applied. The only thing needed is selecting the materials from material section within 'panels' option by default, navigate menu, select a panel then open texture and click on any given name which automatically prompts other details to appear - such as texture names or even path in order view. By opening a new folder there named embedded\_files will see everything required located inside .AppDataLocalTemp which includes image files themselves but remember do not delete these images since this location changes after reboot