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 Vector databases are typically designed to store and query vector-based data, which includes geometric shapes, points, lines, and polygons. Storing 3D models directly in a vector database is not a common or typical use case, as vector databases are not designed to handle the complex geometry and extensive data associated with 3D models. However, you can store references or metadata related to 3D models in a vector database alongside other spatial data. Here are some common approaches for working with 3D models in conjunction with a vector database: 1. **Metadata and References**: Store metadata and references to 3D models within your vector database. You can store information like file paths, URLs, or database identifiers that point to where the 3D models are stored or hosted. This allows you to associate 3D models with specific spatial locations or features stored in your vector database. 2. **Integration with 3D Databases**: Consider using dedicated 3D databases or systems, such as