CHES-008 Chees Queen White 3D model

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People include physically based rendering textures. These textures feature various aspects like Albedo, which showcases how the material would appear under non-directional lighting; AO or Ambient Occlusion, displaying areas that are shadowed by other parts of a scene; Bump maps, giving 3D geometry and depth; Cavity detail; Diffuse color information; Emissive textures highlighting objects that glow from within; Glossiness maps to denote how shiny materials are; IOR for refractive indices, controlling light bending through different materials like water or glass; Metalness values illustrating the extent of metallic qualities in an object's surface; Normal texture to display precise normals information used during 3D rendering; Roughness data showing imperfections within a material's structure such as scratches or ridges; and Specular Color data, reflecting what an object would look under light. Textures are typically squared dimensions, ranging from low-resolution, around 256 x 256, to high-res ones that might even go up to a maximum resolution of 2048 by 2048 pixels, the higher being suitable for use in high-definition graphics, video games, or any situation needing detailed material display, which also depends greatly on computer hardware capability, with stronger systems managing these bigger files and images without lag or glitches.