Flashcards on Introduction to 3D Space and Computer Graphics
Introduction to 3D Space & Computer Graphics for Students
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3D Computer Graphics
31 cards
Card 1
Question: What is 3D space in computer graphics?
Answer: A representation of objects with depth, width, and height allowing viewing from multiple angles and realistic interaction with light, texture, and env
Card 2
Question: Name three fields that commonly use 3D space.
Answer: Design, animation, architecture (also gaming and film).
Card 3
Question: How does 3D design differ from 2D design?
Answer: 3D design includes depth and allows objects to be viewed from multiple angles and interact realistically with light, texture, and environment, unlike
Card 4
Question: Give a simple purpose of 3D space for creators.
Answer: To build realistic or stylized digital worlds and objects that feel physically present.
Card 5
Question: What early art development helped create the illusion of depth before computer graphics?
Answer: Perspective drawing during the Renaissance.
Card 6
Question: List the main techniques used in 3D computer graphics.
Answer: Modeling, texturing, lighting, rendering, animation, sculpting, and composition.
Card 7
Question: What is modeling in 3D graphics?
Answer: Creating 3D objects using shapes such as polygons and curves.
Card 8
Question: What does texturing refer to in 3D graphics?
Answer: Applying colors, patterns, or materials to surfaces.
Card 9
Question: What is the role of lighting in a 3D scene?
Answer: Simulating light sources to create realism or mood.
Card 10
Question: Define rendering in 3D computer graphics.
Answer: Producing the final image or animation from a scene.