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Expand Up @@ -1082,6 +1082,15 @@ The model currently does not have any children.

All models of a device combined should not exceed a maximum vertices count of 1200 for the default mesh level of detail.


### Primitive Types

Commonly used generic geometrical shapes and typical models of parts of
lighting fixtures are defined and provided as part of the GDTF Spec in the
attribute PrimitiveType in [table 32](#user-content-table-32). Applications
implementing the GDTF Spec can take and use these models. The Pigtail is
defining the place where connector (typically Wiring Objects) are placed.

There are three level of details that you can define:

#### Table 33. *Mesh level of detail*
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