2D/3D Digital Animation

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The background and the characters are flat and can be filmed from only one side. Traditional drawing animation is done in a non-chronological way, developing first the main action, and filling it up with background images later on.

DRAWING ANIMATION Correct

The blender default mode is the Edit Mode

False Correct

the extreme differences in values, colors, textures or other elements

Contrast Correct

The goal is draw or paint the objects as accurate to the still life as possible. Find relationships between objects.

Drawing from observation Correct

The most elementary part of a mesh which is a single point or position in 3D space and are represented in the 3D Viewport in Edit Mode as small dots.

Vertices Correct

the ray comes straight from the camera

Camera Correct

the ray is generated by a diffuse reflection or transmission (translucency)

Diffuse Correct

the ray is generated by a glossy specular reflection or transmission.

Glossy Correct

the ray is generated by a perfectly sharp reflection or transmission

Singular Correct

the ray is generated by a transmission through a surface

Transmission Correct

the ray is used for (transparent) shadows

Shadow Correct

The Sharp flag is used by the split normals and the Edge Split modifier, which are part of the smoothing/customized shading techniques. As seams, it is a property of edges, and these operators set or unset it for selected ones.

Mark Sharp and Clear Sharp Correct

The shortcut for Move is G Rotate is R and Scale is S

True Correct

The speed at which something moves gives a sense of what the object is, the weight of an object, and why it is moving. Something like an eye blink can be fast or slow. If it’s fast, a character will seem alert and awake.

Timing Correct

The way you arrange or divide the space in your artwork. Do not have a lot of empty space in your art.

Composition Correct

These are global settings that apply to all instances of folicle systems. The resolution of the strands is controlled by the step values in particle settings. Each hair system uses the material identified in the particle settings

Hair Correct

These are used to build the actual surface of the object. They are what you see when you render the mesh. If this area does not contain of it, it will simply be transparent or non-existent in the rendered image.

Faces Correct

This edge property, a value between (0.0 to 1.0), is used by the Bevel Modifier to control the bevel intensity of the edges. This operator enters an interactive mode (a bit like transform tools), where by moving the mouse (or typing a value with the keyboard) you can set the bevel weight of selected edges. If two or more edges are selected, this operator alters the average weight of the edges.

Adjust Bevel Weight Correct

This effect mimics real subsurface scattering by blurring the diffuse lighting in screen space.

Subsurface Scattering Correct

This is a way of deforming an object such that it shows how rigid the object is. For example if a rubber ball bounces and hits the ground it will tend to flatten when it hits.

Squash and Stretch Correct

This option will create triangular faces from any group of selected edges or vertices, as long as they form one or more complete perimeters.

Fill Correct

This takes a selection of faces and solidifies them by extruding them uniformly to give volume to a non-manifold surface. This is also available as a Modifier. After using the tool, you can set the offset distance in the Adjust Last Operation panel.

Solidify Correct

This tool allows you to merge all selected vertices to a unique one, dissolving all others. You can choose the location of the surviving vertex in the menu this tool pops up before executing

Merging Vertices Correct

This tool selects all edges between two faces forming an angle greater than the angle value, where an increasing angle selects sharper edges.

Select Sharp Edges Correct

Tools for coloring image textures in the 3D View.

Texture Paint Correct

Tools for making properties of objects dependent on time.

Animation Correct

Tools for specifying material properties for rendering.

Shading Correct

type of stop-motion animation produced by moving two dimensional pieces of material, paper or cloth. The background has to be fixed to the table and everything on the background

THREE DIMENSIONAL PUPPET ANIMATION Correct

Used for the majority of mesh editing operations

Edit Mode Correct

used to block in the layout of the basic shapes in the composition. Best compared to a scribble drawing. Seeks to express motion and/or emotive qualities of the composition.

Gestural drawing Correct

Vertex is a collection of interconnected edges

True Correct

you can make a Face of ODD numbered vertext group

True Correct

you can select alternating faces on a mesh through a select command in edit mode

True Correct