Oil Oriental Kerosene Lamp 2 Low-poly 3D model

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Human: A kerosene lamp is designed to harness the energy of kerosene as its fuel source. Developed by Ignacy Łukasiewicz, a Polish pharmacist in 1853, these lamps feature a wick or mantle as their primary light source, protected by a glass chimney that safeguards the flame. Kerosene lamps can be used on a table top surface or handheld for versatile portable lighting. Like traditional oil lamps, they serve a vital purpose when electricity is not readily available - in rural areas lacking electrification, during power outages, at camp sites, and onboard vessels. There are three distinct types of kerosene lamp: flat-wick, central-draught with a tubular round wick design, and mantle-style lamps. Lanterns made for portable use feature a flat wick configuration in various dead-flame, hot-blast, or cold-blast settings.\n\nHighly suitable for deployment on mobile devices, augmented reality applications, virtual reality platforms, and PCs. Engineered to integrate seamlessly with Unreal Engine 4 and Unity software development environments.