3D Modelling Introduction

____________ is a technique in computer graphics for producing a 3D digital representation of any object or surface.

• 3D Modelling

• 2D Animation

• 3D Animation

• 2D Graphics

An artist uses special software to manipulate points in virtual space. These points are called:

• Lines

• Vertices

• Vanishing Point

• Shapes

An artist uses special software to manipulate points in virtual space to form a a collection of vertices that form an object. This collection of vertices is called a ______.

• Line

• Intersection

• Mesh

• Vertex

3D modeling is used in a wide range of fields except:

• Engineering

• Entertainment and Film Special Effects

• Game development

• Commercial Advertising

• None of the above

This professional commercial software released in 1982 and is considered the gold standard by many designers. It's available for Windows and macOS operating systems.

• AutoCAD

• SketchPad

• Kinemaster

• Krita

The learning curve of this software isn’t as steep as with Autodesk Maya and it supports a more streamlined integration with tools like Adobe After Effects, making it an excellent choice for those interested in motion graphics.

• Cinema 4

• Krita

• Paint Tool Sai

• Sketchup

To start a 3d Modelling process, first one needs to know how to create _________ which are the basic shapes of a drawing, like a cube, a sphere or a plane.

• characters

• logos

• primitives

• designs

Part of the 3D workflow is the painstaking placement of individual ___________ to achieve the correct contour of the desired object.

• line

• point

• vertices

• form

One of the common but powerful tools in 3D modelling is ________ which is a technique that allows the artist to build a symmetrical model by working only on one half, or even one quarter of an object.

• simulating

• mirroring

• synchronizing

• modelling

Another critical part or process in 3D Modelling is to simulate a higher polygon count. In this way the artist can work “non-destructively” in a process that preservers their original work. This is especially important for more complex models that require experimentation to get right. The tool for this is usually referred to as ___________ ____________

• multiply images tool

• simulate tool

• replicate tool

• subdivision surface