Blender

Question 1

What is a Mesh Object?

Answer 1

Any 3D object that the computer renders using points in space called vertices to draw lines between called edges, which have faces drawn between them and are rendered opaque.

Layman’s terms: A mesh is basically any solid object that compromises the stuff in our 3D space.

Question 2

Mesh is often referred to as…

Answer 2

geometry

Question 3

Transforming in the world of 3D graphics is just a way of collectively referring to the…

Answer 3

location, rotation, and scale of an object in 3D space.

Question 4

The default Q primitive is added to the dimension with a scale of one, but dimensions of 2 meters by 2 meters by 2 meters meaning it is 2 meters long in the x direction and 2 meters long in the y direction and 2 meters the z direction.

Question 5

What is a mesh primitive?

Answer 5

Mesh objects that just have a basic shape, such as a cube, cone, cylinder, etc.

Question 6

Attribute

Answer 6

A generic term to describe data stored per-element in a geometry data-block

Question 7

Axis

Answer 7

A reference line that defines coordinates along one cardinal direction in n-dimensional space.

Question 8

Axis Angle

Answer 8

Rotation method where X, Y, and Z correspond to the axis definition, while W corresponds to the angle around that axis, in radians.

Question 9

Bevel

Answer 9

The operation to chamfer or bevel edges of an object.

Question 10

Bézier

Answer 10

A computer graphics technique for generating and representing curves.

Question 11

Blend Modes
Color Blend Modes

Answer 11

Methods for blending two colors together.

Question 12

Bit Depth

Answer 12

The exponent value (with base two) for how many colors can be represented within a single color channel. A higher bit depth will allow more possible colors, reducing banding, and increasing precision. Yet a higher bit depth will increase memory usage exponentially.

Question 13

Bounding Box

Answer 13

The box that encloses the shape of an object. The box is aligned with the local space of the object.

Question 14

Delete - > Dissolve

Answer 14

Deletes your selection without destroying your geometry as best as it can

Question 15

We can tell Blender to try to draw an edge or face between any two or more points on a single object with the fill tool

Question 16

What is an edge loop?

Answer 16

You can use edge loops to cut across your mesh in order to add more vertices

Question 17

Ctrl + R

Answer 17

Loop Cut

Question 18

Loop cut?

Question 19

Loop Slide

Answer 19

What you get after going into Loop cut mode. You slide the mouse over the object edge to make a cut

Question 20

How do you create multiple loop cuts

Answer 20

scroll up when in loop slide mode

Question 21

How do you delete a loop

Answer 21

alt click cut line –> menu ->edge loop

Question 22

Bevel

Answer 22

Useful for creating angled cuts

Question 23

Bevel Shortcut

Answer 23

Ctrl + B

Question 24

Why is it good practice to set the pivot on the bottom?

Answer 24

Because when you import objects into engines like unity or unreal, its a lot easier when you’re placing things and duplicating them in engine if the pivots at the bottom because those types of programs will snap your pivot to the ground so that just everything is lined up the way it should be, and its just makes your workflow a little bit easier down the line.