The tools are quite limited, as has always been the case with MS Paint, but they’re also simple enough for anyone who fires up the app to pick up in a few seconds, serving as a potential stepping stone into the world of CAD. I played around with the application at Microsoft’s launch event a few weeks back and found it to be fun and elementary take on the world of 3D modeling. The new version of Paint is currently available in English only and appears to have completely replaced the OG version in this build, bringing with it some dead simple tools for turning simple sketches into 3D objects. Now Windows Insiders can get their hands on the application, courtesy of the newly released Build 14971. In fact, it’s really a complete rethink, one that serves as a major cornerstone for Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 10 Creators Update, aimed at making 3D content creation an essential part of the operating system.

Microsoft is committed to providing users with high quality 3D models, which customers can use to further enhance their own content. Paint 3D is unquestionably one of the biggest refreshes in the application’s history. The ability to insert 3D models, either user generated or those provided by Microsoft, into Paint 3D, 3D Viewer, 3D Builder and Photos as well as into PowerPoint, Word, Excel and Outlook is not affected. All links to stopped working after this date.You know you’ve been wanting to play around with that new version of Microsoft Paint - if only to see if it is, indeed, that big of an update to the long-maligned drawing application that’s been shipping with Windows since the mid-1980s. The site and all of its content was officially retired. However, customers can still continue to insert 3D models in these applications. users were able to access existing published 3D models until the site was retired on January 10th, 2020.Īdditionally, we released an update, so users would no longer be able to log into their account from Paint 3D, 3D Builder and Photos nor from PowerPoint, Word, Excel and Outlook. As an alternative, OneDrive can be used for sharing 3D models. Uploads of new 3D models to the site were disabled. We advised all users to take action and download their existing 3D models to other file storage and sharing platforms as soon as possible, as would no longer be available after January 10 th, 2020. Users were informed that the site would be retired as of January 10 th, 2020.

Here is the timeline we followed to retire the service:

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