ROBLOX L20

How do you add a rig inside Roblox Studio?

• Click "Avatar" and select "Rig Builder" from the menu

• Manually draw a rig using the shape tools in Roblox Studio.
• Import a rig from an external file without using the Toolbox.
• Create a new script to generate a rig automatically.

Where do we add a ParticleEmitter inside the rig?

Why do we need to add a ParticleEmitter inside an attachment?

• To make the particles glow in the dark regardless of the object's movement.
• To create a static visual effect that doesn't move with the object.
• To make the particles follow a specific part accurately

• To reduce the number of particles emitted for performance reasons.

What is the difference between R6 and R15 rigs in Roblox?

• R6 has 15 body parts and supports advanced animations; R15 has 6 body parts and limited animations.
• R6 and R15 both have 6 body parts and the same animation capabilities.
• R6 is a newer version than R15 and has more features.
• R6 has 6 body parts and limited animations; R15 has 15 body parts and supports advanced animations.

What does "rate=10" mean in a ParticleEmitter?

• It makes the particles last for 10 seconds

• It changes the color of the particles to 10

• It emits 10 particles per second

• It increases the size of the particles by 10 times

What does "rotation = -10,10" mean in a ParticleEmitter?

• Particles rotate between -10 and 10 degrees

• Particles move at a speed of -10 to 10 units per second

• Particles change color between -10 and 10

• Particles grow in size from -10 to 10 units

What does "speed=2" mean in a ParticleEmitter?

• Particles move at a speed of 2 units per minute

• Particles move at a speed of 2 units per hour

• Particles move at a speed of 3 units per second

• Particles move at a speed of 2 units per second

What happens to the particles if the left side of the sequencing graph in the "Size" property is higher than the right side?

• Particles change color over their lifetime

• Particles start small and grow over their lifetime

• Particles remain the same size throughout their lifetime

• Particles start large and shrink over their lifetime

Besides "Size," which property can use the sequencing graph in a ParticleEmitter?

• Shape
• Transparency

• Speed
• Opacity

What does it mean if the sequencing graph in the "Transparency" property

• Particles start fully transparent, become fully visible in the middle, and then return to fully transparent

• Particles remain fully visible throughout their lifetime

• Particles start visible and gradually become more transparent

• Particles start fully visible, become fully tranparent in the middle, and then return to fully visible