Question 1

Which of the following sentences are correct when converting between .usda, .usdc, .usd and .usdz files? Choose two.

Options :

A : A .usda file can be converted to a .usdz file using usdcat.

B : A .usda file can be converted to a .usdc file using usdcat.

C : A .usda file can be converted to a .usd file by simply renaming it.

D : A .usda file can be converted to a .usdc file by simply renaming it.

Answer: B,C

Question 2

You are debugging a stage where a prim is expected to have opinions from a referenced asset, but those opinions are not appearing in the composed scene. Which of the following are logical things to check to troubleshoot this issue?

Options :

A : Whether a payload has opinions that may be overriding the opinions from the referenced asset.

B : Whether the referenced asset has the valid model kind set to maintain a proper model kind hierarchy.

C : Whether the prim has any variant selections active that might be hiding or overriding the referenced content.

D : Whether the reference path is correct and the referenced asset exists at that location.

Answer: C,D

Question 3

Which of the following statements about debugging complex LIVRPS scenarios are correct?

Options :

A : Local opinions should be checked first when debugging composition issues.

B : Specialize arcs cannot be overridden, so they can be ignored during debugging.

C : Payload arcs should be checked before Reference arcs for more efficient debugging.

Answer: A

Question 4

You and your colleague open the same USD layer but one of you observes missing geometry. What could be the reason why?

Options :

A : USD automatically adjusts composition based on available system memory.

B : Instance prototypes are composing to different identifiers.

C : Differently configured asset resolvers are resolving to different versions of the asset.

Answer: C

Question 5

Which of the following are immutable once a USD Stage has been opened? Choose two.

Options :

A : Rules for loading payloads from prims in the stage.

B : Layers that are muted or unmuted in the stage.

C : The path resolver context that is bound to the stage.

D : Variant fallbacks for prims without variant selection in the stage.

Answer: C,D

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