Graphics and Animation

What is 3D Animation?

• Work of creating moving pictures in a digital environment

• A game system

• A tradisional animation

• Animating objects that appear in a three-dimensional space. It can be rotated and moved like real objects.

The creation of moving images through the use of computers. These images can be created in either a two or three-dimensional space, and can be applied to video games, movies special effects, cartooning, and many other applications.

• computer animation

• mocap

• real time animation

• stop-motion animation

The process of creating 3D representations of a two-dimensional picture or piece of concept art

• Rigging

• Modeling

• Render

• Blenshape

Creators design an object or character with an X, Y and Z axis on the computer

• 2D Animation

• Frame Based Animation

• 3D Animation

• Frame Based Animation

Elements of a “rig” that influence movement of a 3D model.

• Bones

• Shape

• Line

• Mesh

What do you call the process of putting interconnection bones into your 3D modelling?

• Binding

• Hinging

• Rigging

• Blenshape

Used to refer to the process of creating computer-generated images from a series of mathematical calculations defined by a user’s specifications. Settings for lighting, the various planes and dimensions of the objects created in the digital space, and environmental factors must all be taken into account to create the final image or video.

• render

• keyframe

• timeline

• advance skeleton

A single still image in an animated sequence that occurs at an important point in the animation. They are defined throughout the animated sequence in order to define pivotal points of motion before the frames in between are drawn or created.

• render

• view

• timeline

• key frame

What command would you use to raise or lower parts of the geometry?

• Bridge

• Extrude

• Bevel

• Face

Select 2 answers that describe Proprietary software

• sometimes referred to as open source software

• sometimes referred to as closed source software

• software that legally remains the property of the organisation, group, or individual who created it.

• software that is designed, supplied, built, or installed fully complete and ready to operate.