An editable poly uses polygons with more than how many sides?

An editable poly uses polygons with more than how many sides?

• A. Exactly three-sided polygons
• B. Two-sided polygons
• C. More than three-sided polygons
• D. Four-sided polygons

Answer: (C)

In an Editable Poly, you edit the surface by manipulating polygonal faces that are defined as being more than three sides. This reflects the common modeling workflow where the editing unit is a quad (four sides) or higher, which gives better topology for subdivision and smooth shading. While triangles can appear in a model, the standard polygonal faces you work with in this tool are those with more than three sides, hence the statement that Editable Poly uses polygons with more than three sides. The other options would misrepresent the typical polygonal face: exact three-sided polygons would imply only triangles, and four-sided polygons would limit the faces to quads and exclude higher-order ngons and the broader polygon family.

In an Editable Poly, you edit the surface by manipulating polygonal faces that are defined as being more than three sides. This reflects the common modeling workflow where the editing unit is a quad (four sides) or higher, which gives better topology for subdivision and smooth shading. While triangles can appear in a model, the standard polygonal faces you work with in this tool are those with more than three sides, hence the statement that Editable Poly uses polygons with more than three sides. The other options would misrepresent the typical polygonal face: exact three-sided polygons would imply only triangles, and four-sided polygons would limit the faces to quads and exclude higher-order ngons and the broader polygon family.