Across
- 2. Building objects layer by layer with a 3D printer[2].
- 9. (Motion Capture) Recording human movement and applying it to digital characters[2][3].
- 10. (Computer-Aided Design) Software used to create precise 3D models of structures and machines[2].
- 11. A first version of a design used for testing and improvements[2].
- 13. A short animated ad used to promote a product or service[2].
- 16. How air moves around 3D aircraft designs[2].
- 17. A virtual tour of a building or space before it's built[2].
- 20. (VFX) Special effects created with 3D to make scenes look real or fantastical[2].
- 21. Creating a digital skeleton so a 3D model can move like a real person[2]
- 22. Using sensors or dots on the body to record movement[2].
- 23. Creating 3D designs of rockets, satellites, or space vehicles[2].
Down
- 1. 3D renderings of products for commercials or online stores[2].
- 3. SimulatorA virtual training tool for pilots using 3D environments[2].
- 4. Moving text for titles, intros, and ads[2].
- 5. 3D models showing organs, surgeries, or diseases for learning and treatment[2].
- 6. Using 3D models to imitate medical procedures or biological processes[2].
- 7. A physical model used to test design ideas[2].
- 8. Using animated logos and mascots to represent a company[2].
- 12. Combining 3D elements with video footage[2].
- 14. On-screen visuals like scoreboards, lower-thirds, or news graphics[2].
- 15. A 3D digital or printed replica of body parts for study[2].
- 18. A small 3D model of a character or object, often printed for reference[2].
- 19. The process of turning 3D models into final images or video[2].
- 24. (Computer-Generated Imagery) Digital graphics used in movies, TV, and games[2].
