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    COMMON APPLICATIONS OF 3D MODELLING
                     3D modelling plays a significant role in animation, helping bring characters and environments to

                     life. It’s widely used in:
                       Entertainment: 3D modelling  is essential  in the
                       entertainment  industry,  particularly  in movies,  video
                       games  and TV  shows.  It allows  animators  to create
                       detailed characters, environments and special effects
                       that bring stories to life. From the complex graphics in

                       video games to the stunning visuals in animated films,
                       3D modelling  plays  a  key  role  in  creating  immersive
                       experiences.
                                                                 Architecture:  3D models  help architects  visualise

                                                                 buildings  and structures before  construction  begins.
                                                                 These models provide a clear, detailed view of how a
                                                                 building will look in real life, allowing for adjustments
                                                                 and improvements in design. 3D modelling also helps
                                                                 in  showcasing  the  final product  to  clients,  offering a
                                                                 realistic view of the proposed structure.

                       Product Design: Designers use 3D modelling to create
                       prototypes  and test  products  before they  are
                       manufactured.  It enables them  to  explore  different
                       design options, improve functionality and identify any
                       potential issues early in the development process. This
                       helps  in  reducing  costs  and  time  associated  with
                       physical  prototypes  and ensures  a more  efficient

                       design process.
                                                                  Advertising: 3D animation  adds  visual appeal  to
                                                                 advertisements by making products more engaging
                                                                 and realistic. It allows advertisers to showcase their
                                                                 products in a creative and eye-catching way, making
                                                                 them stand out in a crowded market. 3D animated
                                                                 ads can highlight features and details that might be
                                                                 difficult  to  convey  through traditional  methods,
                                                                 ensuring greater impact.

                       Education: 3D models  make  learning interactive
                       and engaging by helping students visualise complex
                       concepts. In subjects like science and mathematics,
                       3D models can illustrate processes or structures, such

                       as the solar system or the human anatomy, making
                       them easier to understand.

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