Which term refers to a deformable polygonal object used for modeling with more than three sides?

Which term refers to a deformable polygonal object used for modeling with more than three sides?

• A. Face/Polygon
• B. Editable Poly
• C. Bezier curve
• D. Fillet

Answer: (B)

In polygonal modeling, you work with a deformable mesh that you can edit at the subobject level. The term for that editable, polygonal object used to model shapes with more than three sides is Editable Poly. It represents a mesh you can actively manipulate by moving vertices, edges, and faces, extruding or beveling, and reshaping polygons to build complex geometry. A single polygon face is just a component of a mesh and isn’t the editable object you use for broad modeling—it's one piece of the whole. A Bezier curve is a smooth spline used for curved geometry, not a polygonal surface. A Fillet is an operation to round corners on existing geometry, not the object type itself.

In polygonal modeling, you work with a deformable mesh that you can edit at the subobject level. The term for that editable, polygonal object used to model shapes with more than three sides is Editable Poly. It represents a mesh you can actively manipulate by moving vertices, edges, and faces, extruding or beveling, and reshaping polygons to build complex geometry.

A single polygon face is just a component of a mesh and isn’t the editable object you use for broad modeling—it's one piece of the whole. A Bezier curve is a smooth spline used for curved geometry, not a polygonal surface. A Fillet is an operation to round corners on existing geometry, not the object type itself.