WorksheetsThe many facets of 3D
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 15mins
Match the word to the correct definition.
Vertex
A defined location in 3D space (x,y,z)
Axis
a line that defines direction in 3D
Face (Polygon)
A flat shape defined by 3 or 4 vertices
Edge
A line that connects two vertices.
N-gon
A shape defined by 5 or more vertices
A face that has 3 vertices is called a (a) .
A face that has 4 vertices/edges is called a (b) .
A face that has 5 or more vertices/edges is called an (c) .
Is the selected face a tri, quad or n-gon?
Tri
Quad
N-gon
Is the selected face a tri, quad or n-gon?
Tri
Quad
N-gon
Is the selected face a tri, quad or n-gon?
Tri
Quad
N-gon
Is the selected face a tri, quad or n-gon?
Tri
Quad
N-gon
Is the selected face a tri, quad or n-gon?
Tri
Quad
N-gon
What kinds of topology does the mesh in the image utilise?
Tris
Quads
N-Gons
Porygons
What is meant by the term "Game-Ready"?
A state where a game or game asset is fully optimised and ready for deployment.
Do you think this model is "Game-Ready"?
Yes! Looks awesome!
No! It could be more optimised. Looks awesome though!
Do you think this model is "Game-Ready"?
Yes! Looks awesome!
No! It could be more optimised.
Why is it a bad idea to use N-gons in your 3D modelling before you really understand them?
Is it better to use Tris, Quads or N-gons when actively working on a model?
Mark the quad in the image.
Mark the tris in the image.
Mark the n-gon in the image.
