Small Pyramid Low-poly 3D model

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A monument stands tall with outer facets that slope upward, converging at the apex where all angles meet. The base of such a structure can be formed by any polygonal shape, including the simplest forms of trilateral and quadrilateral designs. In order for it to resemble a pyramid in the strictest geometric sense, three or more triangular faces are required. This specific type of architectural feature often manifests as the square pyramid, with four triangular sides meeting at the top and forming a base that is itself square. Given this arrangement, where most of the weight of such structures falls closer to the ground level and is anchored firmly there by its own bulk, less downward force presses against what lies above, thereby allowing civilizations to create grand, monumental structures that remain stable. A digital 3D representation of this structure is available, offering low polygon count for seamless integration into various gaming platforms. The model reflects a scale proportionate to actual measurements in the centimeter unit. A range of high-resolution texture files (8192x8192 and 4096x4096 PNG format) has been included, featuring multiple types of map including diffuse, albedo (which displays base color), specular highlights, metalness readings, roughness maps, glossiness measurements, and normals for both DirectX and OpenGL settings. Additionally, an ambient occlusion (AO) effect is available, enhancing the model's depth perception when rendered within the confines of Marmoset Toolbag 3.