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Room 3D model in Android Studio
This is a question about Android Studio.
Where is the Android Studio emulator’s camera default apartment 3D model stored in Android Studio? To clarify I am referring to the 3D model shown in the attached images below. I have looked everywhere in the source code here (platform/tools/adt/idea - Git at Google) and cannot find it. Can someone point me to the 3D file?
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