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    This document compares 3D and 2D models. 3D models are more flexible than 2D models and can be quickly changed or animated. Abstract information is easier to identify with 3D modeling, though some 3D effects are difficult to learn. In contrast, 2D models are less flexible and changing or animating them is not as quick, while abstract information can be difficult to identify. Overall, 3D models allow for more flexibility and visualization of abstract concepts, but some techniques are harder to learn, while 2D models are easier to read but less flexible.

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    This document compares 3D and 2D models. 3D models are more flexible than 2D models and can be quickly changed or animated. Abstract information is easier to identify with 3D modeling, though some 3D effects are difficult to learn. In contrast, 2D models are less flexible and changing or animating them is not as quick, while abstract information can be difficult to identify. Overall, 3D models allow for more flexibility and visualization of abstract concepts, but some techniques are harder to learn, while 2D models are easier to read but less flexible.

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    Submitted By:-Ankit Sharma (09BCE268) Navneet Jain (09bce299)

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    This document compares 3D and 2D models. 3D models are more flexible than 2D models and can be quickly changed or animated. Abstract information is easier to identify with 3D modeling, though some 3D effects are difficult to learn. In contrast, 2D models are less flexible and changing or animating them is not as quick, while abstract information can be difficult to identify. Overall, 3D models allow for more flexibility and visualization of abstract concepts, but some techniques are harder to learn, while 2D models are easier to read but less flexible.

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    3 D Models:--

     3D models are flexible and can be changed


    or animated
    quickly, with quicker rendering time.

     Abstract information are easy to identify in


    3D type of modeling.

     Some of 3d effects are difficult to learn, and


    techniques mean additional time spent learning
    the software and creating the 3D model.
    2 d Models:-

     2D models are not as much flexible as 3D


    and can not be changed or animated so quickly.

     While abstract information can be difficult


    to identify in 2D type of modeling.

     2D models are easy readable and its effects


    are not much difficult as 3d
    Index
    1.3 D models
    2. 2 d models

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