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Adding three-dimensional animated figures to a scene can be accomplished effortlessly with minimal trouble by utilizing the pre-recorded vertex animation on a fully textured 3D model, carefully optimized via point caching techniques. By doing so, animators no longer need to manipulate intricate bone structures or worry about biped setup, which can often prove to be a time-consuming and frustrating process. Instead, they can seamlessly integrate complex movements into their animations using the pre-keyframed vertex animation. Animated clothing simulations also pose little issue, thanks to the point caching optimization technique, enabling easy merging of complex models into high-resolution scenes. Transforming, cloning, or scaling these animated figures within the viewport presents no significant challenges due to their efficient, data-light designs. To achieve optimal results, one may opt for pre-configured point cache animation (.pc2 format) in scenes set to standard metric units (cm), ideal for planning architectural projects and short- as well as long-range animations alike.