Graphics Test Execution at Different Stages of Object Production CT-GAME Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–24

1. 21foundation · easy

   In post-production, graphics testing is mainly aimed at:

   • AVerifying that in-game graphics are integrated correctly
   • BIdentifying placeholder issues in early assets
   • CValidating early prototypes for visual style
   • DEnsuring final graphics quality and compliance with release standards
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2. 22foundation · easy

   During the production stage, graphics testing is primarily performed to:

   • AIdentify placeholder issues in early assets
   • BVerify that in-game graphics are correctly implemented and integrated
   • CValidate that early prototypes match the art direction
   • DEnsure final graphics quality and release compliance
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4. 23application · medium

   In production, a new particle effect for a magic spell is integrated. The effect looks correct in the editor, but in the game it appears too bright and obscures the player character. What is the most appropriate graphics test to identify this issue?

   • APlay the game in a real combat scenario and observe the effect's visibility and impact on gameplay.
   • BRun a performance test to see if the particle effect causes a frame rate drop.
   • CReview the particle effect in the editor to confirm the art team's settings are correct.
   • DCheck the particle effect's texture file to ensure it is not corrupted.
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5. 24foundation · easy

   Which graphics defect is most likely to be identified during pre-production?

   • ACompliance issues with platform certification
   • BPlaceholder assets not matching the intended art direction
   • CTexture compression artifacts in final assets
   • DPerformance issues under maximum load
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