Knowledge check - Training | Microsoft Learn

1.

What is decimation?

Decimation is a process that transforms a 3D model into a format ready to be used by Azure Remote Rendering.

Decimation improves the quality of a model for rendering on an untethered device.

Decimation compresses a model and removes polygons. Decimated models aren't rendered with full detail.

2.

Which of the following features of Azure Remote Rendering enables a user to combine local and remotely rendered elements in a single, unified 3D model?

Remote rendering

Familiar interactions

Hybrid rendering

3.

An automotive engineer is working on a 3D model in HoloLens 2. The engineer notices that the rendering lacks the quality they observed last time the model was rendered. Which of the following rendering modes would offer better rendering?

TileBasedComposition mode

DepthBasedComposition mode

4.

A customer is considering implementing Azure Remote Rendering. They mostly render 3D models of their products for training purposes. The models aren't large or visually complex. Would Azure Remote Rendering be indicated for this client?

Yes, it's essential the client uses Azure Remote Rendering.

No, the client should render their 3D models locally.

It depends on other factors such as the ability to process locally, the type of local device, and whether there's a high-bandwidth, low-latency internet connection.

5.

Which of the following options describes an advantage of Azure Remote Rendering?

Azure Remote Rendering reduces the need for decimation when rendering complex 3D models.

Azure Remote Rendering reduces visual fidelity to enable users to work with larger 3D models.

A user can change the server size after launching a lease request if they require additional resources for rendering.

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