What records the beginning and end of each transformation of an object or element in the scene?

What records the beginning and end of each transformation of an object or element in the scene?

• A. Keyframes
• B. Frame Rate
• C. Extents
• D. Faces

Answer: (A)

Keyframes capture the beginning and end state of a transform on an object at specific frames. When you set a key, the current position, rotation, and scale are stored for that frame. The animation system then interpolates between these recorded frames, creating smooth motion from one key to the next. Frame rate describes how many frames per second the scene plays back at, not how transformations are recorded. Extents refer to the size of the object’s bounding box, and faces are the polygon surfaces that make up the geometry.

Keyframes capture the beginning and end state of a transform on an object at specific frames. When you set a key, the current position, rotation, and scale are stored for that frame. The animation system then interpolates between these recorded frames, creating smooth motion from one key to the next. Frame rate describes how many frames per second the scene plays back at, not how transformations are recorded. Extents refer to the size of the object’s bounding box, and faces are the polygon surfaces that make up the geometry.