Which is TRUE of CGI graphics?

Question

Group of answer choices

It is one of the oldest forms of animation.

They eliminate any need for drawing or art.

Every aspect of the image needs to be programmed.

They require less programing than using a drawing program.

Answer 1

The correct statement about CGI graphics from the given options is:

Every aspect of the image needs to be programmed.

This is true because CGI (Computer-Generated Imagery) involves creating images through computer graphics, which requires programming to manage everything from modeling and rendering to lighting and texturing. The other statements are inaccurate or misleading.

1. CGI is not one of the oldest forms of animation; it is relatively modern compared to hand-drawn animation.
2. While CGI can reduce the need for traditional drawing in some respects, it still requires artistic skills and design principles.
3. CGI typically requires more programming and technical knowledge than simply using a drawing program, which may have user-friendly interfaces and tools.