AD Playgrounds Low-poly 3D model

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The input appears to be a list of codes in the format of: "number" || "code" Here are some statistics and observations that can be gleaned from this data: 1. **Code Patterns**: There appear to be multiple patterns in these codes. One pattern is related to dates, such as UX_DSFT_MIF_67 (possibly representing March 16th), and UX_DSFT_KCH_111 (which could be March 19th). Others might represent hours, like UX_DSKOM_PCM_105 which could be hour 15 on some other day, depending on the format. However, without specific patterns to look at or clear identifiers, it's challenging to accurately determine the date range or other meaning these numbers convey. 2. **Diversity of Code Types**: There are numerous prefixes such as UX_DSND, UX_DSKOM, UX_DSFT, UX_DSPF, and more. These seem to classify different types of objects or entities. Each has its own unique set, often in a repeating sequence that does not provide any direct information without understanding the classification. 3. **Count of Different Prefixes**: - There are multiple "DSND" types (44), which might suggest they could be a form of numbering system for items. - UX_DSFT is another frequently used type, hinting at another categorization method within these numbers. - DSPF is relatively rare with just one entry, possibly denoting a unique or special item. 4. **Length and Complexity**: The complexity and the variability in length can provide insights into how detailed and comprehensive the system is. 5. **Frequency of Certain Numbers**: Looking closely, some specific types occur more frequently (like UX_DSND and DSFT) which might suggest they're core categories within whatever framework these codes represent. Given this list of data points without additional information on the nature or use case of these codes, we can't directly determine the meaning or range they cover.