Which term is defined as an object's maximum dimensions in X, Y, and Z?

Which term is defined as an object's maximum dimensions in X, Y, and Z?

• A. Element
• B. Extents
• C. Frames
• D. Gizmo

Answer: (B)

Extents describe how large a 3D object is along each axis by the distance of its bounding box from min to max coordinates. This gives the maximum dimensions in X, Y, and Z, effectively the width, height, and depth of the object. It’s a size measurement tied to the bounding box, not to parts of the model, a transform handle, or animation frames. So when you’re naming the overall spatial size in those three directions, extents is the correct term.

Extents describe how large a 3D object is along each axis by the distance of its bounding box from min to max coordinates. This gives the maximum dimensions in X, Y, and Z, effectively the width, height, and depth of the object. It’s a size measurement tied to the bounding box, not to parts of the model, a transform handle, or animation frames. So when you’re naming the overall spatial size in those three directions, extents is the correct term.