SMALL STORAGE UGOLIN houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted into various other formats. The native format is .skp, and it can be exported as a 3Dmax scene using version 2016 of 3ds Max. Vray 3.00 was used to render the scene, which features objects from the CATALOGUE 2014. A wooden storage box contains nine individual compartments. Each drawer on this box has a small ceramic button attached to it, adding an extra level of functionality to its design. This beautiful storage box boasts the same rustic charm as you would find in a countryside home. When paired with the matching storage shelf, it adds a charming touch to any room's interior decor. The dimensions of the storage box are H 28 cm x W 34 cm x D 12 cm, and it weighs approximately 4.5 kg. You can order this item under the reference number 137925 at a price of €59.90. To get your hands on these high-quality textures, you simply need to export them from the .skp file. Follow the instructions below for guidance on how to extract textures using Sketchup, C4D, 3ds Max, and Rhinoceros 3D software: For users with Sketchup: To export the texture, head over to File -> Export -> 2d Graphic under the Options menu, select your preferred image format from the drop-down menu. Another way is by selecting 'Export' from the same dropdown menu but choosing COLLADA as the output file type (.dae). Ensure that the checkbox marked 'Texture Maps' in the 'Options' tab is checked. Users with C4D (trial version works just fine): Once you import the .skp model, a separate folder with textures will automatically appear next to the model file. If you're working in 3ds Max, after importing your .skp file into this program, it will save all the texture files into an assets directory named as 3DSMAX scene assets images. To manually locate these files, navigate to the above location. Alternatively, if exporting an FBX with embedded media enabled (within Export Dialogue Box), the system creates a separate textures folder in sync with your fbx export file. Finally for users who are working in Rhinoceros 3D - when you import the skp file into Rhino software: click on Panel and then Material Editor option from menus. Now select any object material which comes pre-loaded or add a custom material of your preference - choose that specific one with textures by navigating into the section known as Texture Section at bottom part within said interface & press those little '3dots' present adjacent it - navigate inside directory location (typically, .AppDataLocalTemp/ embedded files ) you will see the extracted skp textures.