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Unity Essentials: In-Editor

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Unity Essentials: 3D Essentials Quiz

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Question 1

What is a prefab?

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A tool in Unity that allows developers to write and compile scripts directly within the Editor.

A special type of camera in Unity used for rendering 3D environments in a 2D perspective.

A reusable asset that allows you to store a GameObject complete with components and properties.

A window layout preset that focuses on editing individual GameObjects.

Question 2

When you add a primitive 3D shape to your Unity scene, what happens?

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A primitive 3D shape is added to the scene with a collider component attached, allowing it to interact with other physics objects.

Each primitive 3D shape automatically includes a Rigidbody component for physics-based movement and interactions.

The shape appears with a default gray material, giving it a basic appearance until further customization.

The object is placed at the origin of the scene (X=0, Y=0, Z=0).

Question 3

Which of the following best describes the process for creating a new blue material in Unity?

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From the Project window, select Create > Material, then in the Inspector window, use the Color picker (⊙) to change the material's color to blue.

Right-click in the Hierarchy window, select Create > Blue Material, and the material is automatically added to your project with the default blue color.

Enter Play mode, then generate a new material by pressing Ctrl+M (macOS: Cmd+M).

Directly in the Scene view, right-click a GameObject, select Material > New Material, and set its color to blue using the Inspector window.

Question 4

Which of the following are true about Unity's built-in components?

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The Rigidbody component adds physics properties to a GameObject, allowing it to react to forces and collisions within the game environment.

A Mesh collider component matches the shape of the object's mesh, allowing for detailed collision detection.

The Transform component allows a GameObject to transform into any other GameObject when Spacebar is pressed. It is optional for all GameObjects.

The Mesh Renderer component determines the appearance of a GameObject, but it does not affect the object's physical properties or interactions.

Question 5

What happens when you move and rotate the Directional Light in a scene?

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Moving and rotating the Directional Light will change the color of the light, affecting the mood of the scene.

Rotating the Directional Light changes the direction of shadows and lighting in the scene, but moving it does not have any effect on the lighting.

Moving the Directional Light closer to objects makes them brighter, while rotating it affects the color temperature of the scene.

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