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Question 51

Which command explicitly sets the default prim?

A.stage.DefaultPrim("/World")
B.stage.MakeDefault("/World")
C.stage.SetDefaultPrim(prim)
D.stage.SetPrimDefault("World")

Correct Answer: C

SetDefaultPrim() designates the default prim.

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Question 52

Regarding --up-axis export option:

A.Only changes metadata; geometry never needs a corrective transform
B.Should always run during extraction
C.Is a transform option; may also apply a corrective rotate op on the defaultPrim for visual continuity
D.Is unsupported in OpenUSD

Correct Answer: C

Up-axis is best applied in Transform; a corrective rotation keeps the asset visually upright.

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Question 53

Which of these data is lost when flattening a stage?

A.prim metadata
B.scenegraph instancing
C.variant sets
D.class prims

Correct Answer: C

Flattening a stage resolves the composed result into a single merged layer, baking the effects of composition into authored scene description. The critical loss here is variant-set structure . OpenUSD's UsdStage::
Flatten() documentation states that flattening removes most composition metadata and that "all VariantSets are removed and only the currently selected variants will be present in the resulting layer." This means the flattened output preserves the currently selected representation, but the ability to switch among alternate variants is lost.
Option C is therefore correct. Option A is not the best answer because flattening authors resolved values and can preserve relevant composed metadata, although composition metadata is removed. Option B is incorrect because modern OpenUSD flattening preserves native scenegraph instancing by flattening prototypes and adding internal references from instances to their corresponding prototypes. Option D is incorrect because class prims still exist after flattening, although inherit arcs are removed and inherited data is copied onto consuming prims. This aligns with Composition # Flattening, Variant Sets, Composition Metadata, Inherits, and Scenegraph Instancing .

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Question 54

What type does stage.Traverse() return?

A.A dictionary of prims
B.A Usd.PrimRange iterator
C.A list of strings
D.Usd.Stage object

Correct Answer: B

stage.Traverse() returns a Usd.PrimRange which acts as an iterator over all prims in the stage.

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Question 55

Which principle helps avoid namespace collisions?

A.Encapsulation
B.Partitioning with Scopes
C.Instancing
D.Payload unloading

Correct Answer: B

Partitioning hierarchies with scopes prevents accidental naming conflicts and keeps semantics clear.

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