Animation and Effects

What is the purpose of the GetComponent<>() method?

• To get the last component attached to the GameObject

• To get the specific component type that is requested

• To get all components attached to the GameObject

• To get a random component attached to the GameObject

Which method is used to set a boolean parameter in the Animator?

• animator.SetInteger("IsRunning", 1)

• animator.SetBool("IsWalking", true)

• animator.SetTrigger("Walk")

What does the Animator Controller allow you to do?

• Control the physics of the game

• Change the color of animated objects

• Manage transitions between different animation states

• Create animations for an object

In Unity, which of the following is used to trigger a one-time animation?

• animator.SetBool( )

• animator.SetInteger( )

• animator.SetTrigger( )

• animator.SetFloat( )

How can you add a new animation to an existing Animator Controller?

• Delete existing animations and create new ones

• Drag new animation clips into the Animator tab

• Just use the existing animations without modification

Which component is essential for controlling animations in Unity?

• Rigidbody2D

• Sprite Renderer

• Animator

• Animation

What does the term "Transition" refer to in Unity's Animator?

• The movement of a gameObject

• The change from one animation to another

• The process of importing assets

• The change from one sprite to another

In Unity, which of the following is a common way to create a 2D animation?

• Using a single sprite

• Drawing directly in the scene view

• Using multiple sprite frames in a sequence

In C#, how would you reference an Animator component in a script,

private Animator myAnim;

• myAnim = GetComponent<Animator>( );

• myAnim.GetComponent<Animator>( );

• myAnim= GetComponent( );

What is a sprite sheet?

• A collection of audio files for sound effects

• A single image file that contains multiple frames of animation

• Multiple files that make up a single animation.

• A script with game logic