Which operation changes an object's location, rotation, or scale?

Which operation changes an object's location, rotation, or scale?

• A. Change an object or the object's location. Usually done with Move, Rotate or Scale.
• B. A display mode showing wire mesh.
• C. A subset of an object's geometry.
• D. A 3D navigation tool.

Answer: (A)

Transforming an object in 3D space is done with the Move, Rotate, and Scale tools. Each one directly changes a different aspect of the object's transform: Move adjusts the location, Rotate changes the orientation, and Scale alters the size. So the operation that can change all three aspects—location, rotation, or scale—is using these transform tools. The other options don’t actually modify the object's transform: a wireframe display mode only affects how the object is drawn; selecting a subset of geometry deals with editing parts of the mesh rather than moving or reshaping the whole object; and a 3D navigation tool is for viewing the scene, not for changing the object's position, orientation, or size.

Transforming an object in 3D space is done with the Move, Rotate, and Scale tools. Each one directly changes a different aspect of the object's transform: Move adjusts the location, Rotate changes the orientation, and Scale alters the size. So the operation that can change all three aspects—location, rotation, or scale—is using these transform tools. The other options don’t actually modify the object's transform: a wireframe display mode only affects how the object is drawn; selecting a subset of geometry deals with editing parts of the mesh rather than moving or reshaping the whole object; and a 3D navigation tool is for viewing the scene, not for changing the object's position, orientation, or size.