What does QA do for the company?

Test the game for bugs and problems so the game is playable

What is Global lighting?

A light source that bounces off objects and has no specific direction

What are Inverse Kinematics?

Working from child joint to parent joint

What happens when you render an object?

The light and materials are calculated to produce a high-resolution image

A 3D object that uses mathematical formulas instead of polygons

What is a bitmap material?

A texture based on a fixed matrix of colored pixels

What are the stages of team development, in order?

Forming, storming, norming, performing

What does an industrial designer do?

Makes 3D prototypes of real-life products to be engineered

What are the roles/jobs for 3D graphics?

Modeler, texture artist, environmental artist, technical director

What does a texture artist do?

Creates the images used on the surfaces of 3D models

What is the job of a Rigger?

Create a skeleton that controls the model in animation

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1
What does QA do for the company?
Tries to sell the game to the public with advertisements
Come up with concept ideas
Create sprites and models
Test the game for bugs and problems so the game is playable
2
What is the relationship between the skeleton and form?
Over, Under
Parent, Child
Married with 3 kids
Boss, Employee
3
Which process allows you to increase or decrease the amount of faces in an object?
Subdivision
Subtraction
Simplification
Juxtaposition
4
What is a keyframe in animation?
The motion between frames
A lighting render
A password
A captured moment in motion
5
What is Global lighting?
A light source that bounces off objects and has no specific direction
A light object that only works in a single file
A light source that is directed in a cone
A Global light object that works for all files in a project
6
In what view do the lines of an object intersect at the horizon line?
Orthographic
Perspective
7
What position is a character usually modeled in for rigging?
T-Pose
C-Pose
Y-Pose
M-Pose
8
What are Inverse Kinematics?
Working from child joint to parent joint
Working from parent joint to child joint
Animating an object backward
Working from bottom joint to top joint
9
What happens when you render an object?
The computer takes a screenshot of the viewport
The light and materials are calculated to produce a high-resolution image
The object is modeled and edits are locked in (baked)
The object is 3D printed in real life
10
What's a NURBS?
A hollow 3D object constructed out of a mesh of polygons
A 3D object that uses mathematical formulas instead of polygons
A 2D plane that uses sine waves to change its surface qualities
A concave platonic solid that does not comply with standard geometry
11
The amount of information in a 3D object is largely determined by...
How detailed the object looks
The resolution of the object
How big the object is
The amount of polygons
12
What is this?
Sphere
Tube
Torus
Pyramid
13
What is a bitmap material?
A texture based on a fixed matrix of colored pixels
A texture for a map
A texture that looks pixelated
A texture based on a photo
14
What are the stages of team development, in order?
Forming, performing, storming, norming
Forming, storming, norming, performing
Storming, forming, norming, performing
Forming, norming, storming, performing
15
What does an industrial designer do?
Designs cool machines for a 3D animator to use
Makes 3D prototypes of real-life products to be engineered
Designs and plans out the Industrial Revolution
Sells and markets the product
16
What are the elements of a 3D polygon?
Face
Edge
Line
Vertex
17
What is a spline?
A skeleton used to puppet an animated 3D character
A mathematically determined set points going in a specific direction
A 1D path in a 2D or 3D space
A special line
18
It is especially important for these types of games to be completely finished before distribution:
PC game
Web-based game
Mobile Game
Console Disc
19
What are the roles/jobs for 3D graphics?
Modeler, texture artist, environmental artist, technical director
Modeler, texture artist, environmental artist, composer, technical director
QA, player, gamer, singer
Modeler, dancer, gamer, technical director
20
What renderer allows you to view shading in real time?
Maya Software
Active Shade
Arnold
Scanline
21
What camera angle allows you to view everything in the model?
Aerial
Isometric
Omnipresent
Side-Scrolling
22
What does a texture artist do?
Creates the images used on the surfaces of 3D models
Models tiny bumps onto the 3D model
Makes pictures out of sandpaper
Adds hair to the 3D model
23
What are the three lights necessary for three-point lighting?
Key
Back
Fill
Front
24
Which on of these is NOT a texture type?
Spectral
Phong
Lambert
Blinn
25
Who is responsible for bringing the final version of a product to market?
Publisher
Producer
Distributer
Industrial Designer
26
What process involves attaching a 3D model to a skeleton?
Flaying
Skinning
Taxidermy
Attaching
27
How do you attach two objects?
Bridge
Mesh
Boolean
Attach
28
What is the job of a Rigger?
Create a skeleton that controls the model in animation
Control a mechanical device that pulls background assets
Imbalancing the gameplay (rigging it)
Apply textures to background environments
29
What are the types of transforms?
Dolly, Track, Shape, Pan
Transform, Move, Rotate, Scale
Rotate, Scale, Tilt, Pan
Transform, Shape, Scale, Move
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What tool allows you to arrange textures on an object?
UVW maps
Soft Selection
Lathe Tool
Bevel

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