Year 9 - Media Animation

What does rendered mode show you?

• What the image will look like when it's finished

• What the image looks like as a wire frame

• What the image looks like before you start working on it

• What the image could like if you did it right

How can you easily tell what each tool is called?

• Memorise them

• Hover the cursor over them

• Look in the manual

• Ask a teacher

You move the light source, but cannot see any change. What is the most likely reason for this?

• It didn't actually move

• The light source bulb has blown

• You are not in render mode.

Which of these terms describes the technique being used, where you take a picture and manually move the objects?

• Key frame animation

• Bit map phasing

• Stop motion animation

• Plasticine

Which form of animation uses key frames, where the computer tweens the frames between key frames?

• Key frame animation

• Bit map phasing

• Stop motion animation

• Plasticine

What does parenting allow you to do (in animation)?

• Group objects together by attaching them

• Figure out where to send the child care bill

• Automatically add objects , so if the parent is called body, it adds legs

• Nothing, it's not a term used in animation

Which of these makes organising objects easier?

• Save them in size order

• Give them a name

• Save them in the order you create them

Which of these describes a point in a 3D model where one or more edges meet?

• Vortex

• Worple

• Vertex

• Nibble

In a 3D model, which term describes a surface made up of three or more sides?

• Farce

• Edge

• Face

• Vertex

What term describes a line connecting two vertices?

• Plan

• Face

• Edge

• Side