Ice cream in waffle cone 01 3D model

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Geometry: Units: Metric, with measurements taken in Centimeters. Counting Polygons: a total of 11,854 unique forms are present. Each Point where Edges Meet (Vertices): exactly 11,811. Breaking Down Triangles: an astonishing Zero exist. Classifying Quadrigons (Quads): precisely 11,854 take up space. N-gons Beyond Four Sides (Ngons): surprisingly None were counted. Inspecting Special Cases: none of the vertices possess more than five adjacent Edges. Dimensions and Proportions: Lying Flatter in centimeters: a minimum thickness of 5.1 cm is seen in two Directions. Lengthy but narrow dimensions are also seen at approximately 15.2 cm tall. Convert those same numbers to Imperial measurements for added clarity: You can translate this to Inches as approximately 2.01" wide, 1.99" across the shortest Axis, and rising at roughly 5.98" above a reference Plane. Components Making up this Model: 2 discernible pieces make up this Geometry. Examining Subsurface Details and Compositions: What happens inside matters too - here are a few notable aspects within our data. Transformations, manipulations and deformations applied: the Object undergoes both Translation and Scale Operations; and Box trick ( a technique that uses vertices that have identical locations to reduce complexity). Rendering Appearance using different tools' Materials' counts show there is just one. Mapping Colors to this Object via texture Files is enabled ( Textures:\) You'll see a wealth of high quality material files: From various programs including: OBJ, FBX in PNG format 4000 pixels across (PBR Texture): These include properties for base color and how shiny or glossy they can become (Metallic/roughness). Also included from software like 3DS Max, their formats too offer detailed options of base diffuse material ( BaseColor, normal ), specular values along with the same Normal information used previously in OBJ's PBR files but also using separate parameters like glossiness and metallic roughness to generate visual textures - that reflect a more polished shiny look compared to flat diffuse surfaces when mapped properly