3D illustrations should not be used as general inline illustrations in articles. This guideline refers to 3D images that use a method or technique to simulate depth such as anaglyph images and Stereograms.
This guideline does not apply to "3D images" or "3D renderings", that is, images created using 3D computer graphics that are 2D renderings of a 3D computerised model or scene. It also does not apply to the illustration of articles about the 3D techniques themselves which may use anaglyphs or stereograms to illustrate points about the images themselves.
This guideline does not apply to "3D images" or "3D renderings", that is, images created using 3D computer graphics that are 2D renderings of a 3D computerised model or scene. It also does not apply to the illustration of articles about the 3D techniques themselves which may use anaglyphs or stereograms to illustrate points about the images themselves.
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