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Creating 3D models involves several key steps to achieve a realistic and detailed final product. First, artists must design and create the base model using simplified shapes or "low poly" techniques. This process enables them to focus on the overall form and structure of the object without getting bogged down in intricate details. Next, they apply UV mapping to assign specific coordinates to each point on the surface of the object. This step allows artists to unwrap the model into a 2D space for further editing and texturing. The resulting texture can be applied seamlessly across the entire model once it's been unwrapped properly. The final stage involves baking the textures onto the low-poly model, effectively merging the two into one cohesive piece. Once this process is complete, artists can refine their work by adding more detailed high-poly elements to enhance the overall appearance of the object.