Which term refers to two-dimensional arrays of lines similar to graph paper?

Which term refers to two-dimensional arrays of lines similar to graph paper?

• A. Flyout
• B. Polygons
• C. Faces
• D. Grids

Answer: (D)

Grids are two-dimensional arrays of lines that resemble graph paper. This grid shows up on a working plane in your scene and provides evenly spaced horizontal and vertical lines to guide placement, measurement, and alignment of objects. It helps you judge scale and distance, and you can usually adjust grid spacing and subdivisions to suit your modeling workflow. Flyouts, polygons, and faces refer to UI elements or to geometry themselves (UI panels, flat polygonal surfaces, and the individual surfaces of a 3D model), not the reference grid, so they don’t serve the same layout/measurement purpose as the grid.

Grids are two-dimensional arrays of lines that resemble graph paper. This grid shows up on a working plane in your scene and provides evenly spaced horizontal and vertical lines to guide placement, measurement, and alignment of objects. It helps you judge scale and distance, and you can usually adjust grid spacing and subdivisions to suit your modeling workflow. Flyouts, polygons, and faces refer to UI elements or to geometry themselves (UI panels, flat polygonal surfaces, and the individual surfaces of a 3D model), not the reference grid, so they don’t serve the same layout/measurement purpose as the grid.