Exam Details

Subject 3d basics-ii
Paper
Exam / Course Bachelor of Arts in 3D Animation and Visual Effects
Department School of Journalism and New Media Studies (SOJNMS)
Organization indira gandhi national open university
Position
Exam Date December, 2015
City, State new delhi,


Question Paper

1. Which of the below IK solver uses a line to control the bones?

IK limb solver

Spline IK solver

HD solver


2. Rotation of an object can control position of multiple objects through wire parameters.

True

False


3. To animate an object linking from one target object to another which option is used

Surface constraint

Attachment constraint

Link constraint

4. By default bones are renderable.

True

False

5. Which modifier is used to bind mesh with bones?

Stretch

Slice

Skin

6. In graph editor menu which of the below is not an out of range key?

Cycle

Loop

Steps

7. The principle of animation used before the start of any action in animation is called

Follow through

Overlapping action

Anticipation

8. A spline can be treated as a bone.

True

False

9. The controls an objects orientation so that it always sees at the other object.

Orientation Constraint

Look at Constraint

Position Constraint

10. In Graph Editor which is the default rotation controller for an object?

Linear Rotation

TCB Rotation

Euler XYZ

11. In Graph Editor Blue color curve represents axis.

X

Y

Z

12. In 3Ds max Dope sheet editor is used for:

Moving key frames to adjust timing in animation.

Render the animation.

Creating animation preview.

13. The attributes for a biped can be found in panel.

Modify

Motion

Utilities

14. Skin weights can be mirrored with reference to an axis.

True

False


15. Which of the below modifier is used to animate facial animation

Multires

Morpher

Mesh smooth

16. Answer the following questions in brief. Each question carries 5 marks.

Explain the difference between timing and spacing in brief.

Write a brief note on follow through animation principle.

What is rigging in 3D animation pipeline? Give example.


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Subjects

  • 3d basics - i
  • 3D BASICS - II
  • 3d basics-ii
  • 3d design
  • Animation production Pipeline
  • ART OF EDITING
  • Basics Of Film Making - I(Group A)
  • BASICS OF FILM MAKING - II
  • Basics of film making-i
  • Case Studies
  • Character animation
  • Character setup
  • Compositing
  • Digital enhancement
  • Digital Enhancement (Group A)
  • Editing
  • Fx
  • Look development
  • Match moving
  • The art of editing