Which option allows you to set the project resolution when creating a new project?

Setting the project resolution is a crucial aspect of creating a new project because it determines the quality and size of your output. The camera size directly influences the resolution of your scenes by defining the dimensions of the virtual camera used in your project. When you adjust the camera size, you effectively set the pixel width and height that will be applied throughout your storyboard, impacting the clarity and detail of the images.

By choosing an appropriate camera size at the start of your project, you can ensure that your visual elements are optimized for the intended display format, whether it be for film, television, web, or any other medium. This is particularly important for maintaining consistency in aspect ratios and ensuring that the final product meets specific production standards.

Other elements such as the scene editor, layer settings, and timeline configuration do not set the project's resolution directly. While they are essential for the overall organization and functionality of your project, they focus on different aspects such as scene arrangement, layer management, and timing of animations, rather than the fundamental resolution that defines the project's visual output.