Notes on Blender 3D - Section 5/6

Empties have dimensions can be rendered.

• True

• False

Diamonds symbolize keyframes on the timeline. 

• True

• False

The Track To constraint rotates its owner to point it in the direction of the target object.

• True

• False

Pressing “i”, while the mouse cursor hovers over a parameter, inserts a keyframe at the location of the playhead.

• True

• False

Pictures that define the starting and end points of a smooth transition are called keyframes.

• True

• False

To parent one object to another select the child and then parent to be and

• CTRL+p or right click to bring up the Context Menu

• ALT+p

• SHIFT+p while in Edit mode

• SHIFT+p while in Object mode

Selecting an object and pressing "h"

• Highlights that object

• Unhides that object

• Hides that object

• Hosts that object

ALT+h

• Unhides objects

• Highlights objects

• Hides objects to clear the view

• Transforms objects

Pictures that smooth out the transition between keyframes are called

• Smoothers

• Support pictures

• Transition pictures

• Inbetweens

FPS stands for

• First parent scale

• Frames per second

• For post scaling

• fast-paced scale