What is the term for a wireframe box that encloses the extents of an object?

What is the term for a wireframe box that encloses the extents of an object?

• A. Edge
• B. Editable Mesh
• C. Bounding Box
• D. Command Panel

Answer: (C)

Bounding box is the term for the wireframe box that encloses an object's extents. It’s a simple, axis-aligned volume that surrounds the object to show its size and bounds, making it easy to judge scale, grab handles for transformation, or snap to measurements. In 3DS Max and similar software, when you select an object you’ll often see this enclosing box appear as a slender wireframe cube or rectangular prism. That visual is the bounding box. An edge is just a single line on the surface, not a enclosing volume. An Editable Mesh is the editable 3D geometry itself, not the surrounding bounds. The Command Panel is part of the user interface for editing properties, not a geometric aid.

Bounding box is the term for the wireframe box that encloses an object's extents. It’s a simple, axis-aligned volume that surrounds the object to show its size and bounds, making it easy to judge scale, grab handles for transformation, or snap to measurements. In 3DS Max and similar software, when you select an object you’ll often see this enclosing box appear as a slender wireframe cube or rectangular prism. That visual is the bounding box. An edge is just a single line on the surface, not a enclosing volume. An Editable Mesh is the editable 3D geometry itself, not the surrounding bounds. The Command Panel is part of the user interface for editing properties, not a geometric aid.