Which term describes a deformable object type that uses a polygonal mesh with more than three sides?

Which term describes a deformable object type that uses a polygonal mesh with more than three sides?

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

Answer: (B)

Editable Poly is the deformable object type that uses a polygonal mesh with faces that can have more than three sides. In 3D modeling, a polygonal mesh is built from faces, and when you need to edit those faces directly—moving vertices, adjusting edges, or reshaping polygons with multiple sides—you work with an Editable Poly. This distinguishes it from other concepts: a single face or polygon is merely a mesh element, a Bezier curve is a spline-based curve, and a fillet is an edge-rounded operation. The Editable Poly designation specifically describes the editable, multi-sided polygonal object.

Editable Poly is the deformable object type that uses a polygonal mesh with faces that can have more than three sides. In 3D modeling, a polygonal mesh is built from faces, and when you need to edit those faces directly—moving vertices, adjusting edges, or reshaping polygons with multiple sides—you work with an Editable Poly. This distinguishes it from other concepts: a single face or polygon is merely a mesh element, a Bezier curve is a spline-based curve, and a fillet is an edge-rounded operation. The Editable Poly designation specifically describes the editable, multi-sided polygonal object.