Game Design Study Guide

What is a GameObject in Unity?

• A texture applied to an object

• The fundamental object in Unity, representing characters, props, cameras, etc.

• A component that controls physics

• A script that manages AI

What component is automatically attached to all GameObjects?

• Rigidbody

• Collider

• Transform

• Animator

How do you add a new component to a GameObject?

• Drag it from the Hierarchy

• Use the "Add Component" button in the Inspector

• Right-click in the Scene view

• Double-click the GameObject

Which Unity panel shows all objects in the current scene?

• Project Window

• Scene View

• Hierarchy

•  Inspector

Which panel allows you to see project files and assets?

• Console

• Project Window

• Inspector

• Hierarchy

What is the purpose of the Scene View?

• To preview what the player sees

•  To visually edit and arrange GameObjects in the scene

• To manage scripts

• To show the final build

What is the purpose of the Game View?

• To preview what the player will see during gameplay

• To edit object properties

• To manage assets

• To arrange lights

What does the Inspector panel show?

• Project assets

• Properties and components of the selected GameObject

• Physics calculations

• Game performance stats

 How do you duplicate a GameObject?

• Ctrl+D (Cmd+D on Mac) or right-click → Duplicate

• Press Delete and drag again

• Use the “Add Component” button

• Copy from Project Window

What is the purpose of prefabs?

• To store scripts

• To create reusable GameObjects with preset components and settings

• To generate textures

• To apply physics