Texture-and-UV-mapping

Question 1

These are flat images that is applied to a 3d meshes of models to give color and more details

Answer 1

texture

Question 2

A process of applying texture

Answer 2

Texturing

Question 3

A person that is responsible on texturing
and adding materials to 3D
Object

Answer 3

Texture artist

Question 4

True or False

Texture affect the surface of the
object while the materials affects
the object

Answer 4

t

Question 5

It is the base color of the material

Answer 5

Texture

Question 6

This is where we add texture node and connect it to the base color

Answer 6

Shader Editor

Question 7

What do you call a customized texture

Answer 7

UV Texture

Question 8

What do you call about the process of UV texture

Answer 8

UV mapping

Question 9

Name textures

Answer 9

Brick, Checker, Environment, Gradient, IES, Image, Magic, Musgrave, Noise, Point Density,
Sky, Voronoi, Wave, White Noise.

Question 10

What are the 2 types of Texture

Answer 10

Procedural & BitMap

Question 11

This is the type of texture where it Uses nodes to manipulate by defining it mathematically.

Answer 11

Procedural

Question 12

What workspace used for Procedural

Answer 12

Shader Editor

Question 13

True or False:

Procedural Doesn’t depend to image.

Answer 13

True

Question 14

True or False:

Procedural is Resolution Independent

Answer 14

True

Question 15

what process do Bitmap Requires

Answer 15

UV Mapping

Question 16

This type of texture Achieve very realistic materials
quickly.

Answer 16

Bitmap

Question 17

What are the files that can be use in Bitmap

Answer 17

JPEG, PNG or TGA

Question 18

This Texturing technique is where you unwrap the mesh

Answer 18

UV MAPPING

Question 19

True or False:

UV Mapping is where you can create a more detailed and customized texture

Answer 19

True

Question 20

This is the Process of Projecting 2D image texture onto a 3D object.

Answer 20

UV MAPPING

Question 21

UV mapping use what workspace

Answer 21

UV Editing Workspace

Question 22

This technique usually added to a more complex
meshes to limit the stretch of the mesh
before unwrapping it.

Answer 22

seams

Question 23

It is the end point so you can divide the
3D object to a flat image

Answer 23

Seams

Question 24

what indication represents the Seams once it was applied to the mesh

Answer 24

red line

Question 25

Ways to Unwrap a mesh

Answer 25

Unwrap, Smart UV Project, Base on Projection, Project View

Question 26

One of the 4 ways to Unwrap a mesh: This is the Simpliest way to unwrap a mesh

Answer 26

Unwrap

Question 27

One of the 4 ways to Unwrap a mesh: Unwrapping individual faces of the mesh

Answer 27

Smart UV Project

Question 28

One of the 4 ways to Unwrap a mesh: Unwrap the mesh based on its projection. There are three unwrapping projection: Cube, Sphere, and Cylinder

Answer 28

Base on Projection

Question 29

One of the 4 ways to Unwrap a mesh: Unwrapping mesh according to its view on the camera.

Answer 29

Project View

Question 30

This technique is to check the visuals of UVs to 3D models

Answer 30

test grids

Question 31

This technique is used to Apply a customized texture using the default texture painter of Blender.

Answer 31

Texture paint

Question 32

This is act of pre-computing something in order to speed up some other process

Answer 32

Baking/bake

Question 33

what are the bake types

Answer 33

Transmission, Glossy, Diffuse, Environment, Emit, Roughness, UV, Normal, Shadow, Ambient Occlusion, & Combined

Question 34

▪ Significantly reduce render times. ▪ Texture painting made easier. ▪ Reduced polygon count. ▪ Repeated renders are made faster, multiplying the time savings

Answer 34

Merits

Question 35

▪ Object must be UV-unwrapped. ▪ If shadows are baked, lights and object cannot move with respect to each other. ▪ Large textures can be memory intensive. ▪ Consume more time and labor.

Answer 35

Demerits

Question 36

Give the alternative tools for texturing

Answer 36

Substance Painter, Adobe Substance 3D Designer, & Adobe Photoshop