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3Dmudelidel refers to digital three-dimensional models. These are virtual representations of objects or environments that exist in three dimensions, possessing depth, width, and height. Unlike 2D images, 3D models can be viewed from any angle and often contain complex geometric data that defines their shape and surface.

The creation of 3D models typically involves specialized software known as 3D modeling applications. These programs allow artists and designers to sculpt, build, and manipulate virtual geometry. The process can range from polygonal modeling, where objects are constructed from a mesh of polygons (usually triangles or quadrilaterals), to NURBS (Non-Uniform Rational B-Splines) modeling, which uses curves and surfaces for smoother, more precise forms.

3D models find extensive use across numerous industries. In video games and animation, they form the characters, objects, and settings that populate virtual worlds. Architecture and engineering utilize them for design visualization, prototyping, and simulation. The medical field employs 3D models for anatomical study, surgical planning, and the creation of custom prosthetics. Furthermore, the burgeoning field of 3D printing relies heavily on 3D models as the blueprint for manufacturing physical objects. The level of detail and realism in a 3D model can vary greatly, from simple geometric shapes to highly intricate and photorealistic representations.