Cubic Forest Low-poly 3D model

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A variety of digital file formats is utilized in various industries and applications to represent 3D models, scenes, or data. The ABC file format serves as a means for encoding three-dimensional scenes or objects, providing compatibility across multiple platforms and software applications. Similarly, the FBX (Filmbox) format supports interoperability among various programs, offering flexible access to geometric information and enabling effective data exchange. In computer graphics and 3D modeling, both 3ds and x3d formats play critical roles as means for preserving complex three-dimensional data. The 3DS file format serves a similar purpose in software development environments, where digital artists use these tools for modeling and texturing objects, often exporting the data into other widely used formats like OBJ and STL for various purposes such as fabrication or rendering. Beyond these industry-standard file types lies another: Blender files (.blend), used for building 3D scenes from scratch and editing existing models using a vast range of capabilities found within the program itself. Moreover, the DAe (Collada) file format also represents 3-dimensional information in XML-formatted code that is often used within games or high-visual quality graphics systems.