There was Paint which was Paint 2d. Recently after Windows 10 debut Microsoft added Paint 3D.
Using Paint 3D you can create 3D objects or use existing 3D models.
In what follows you will be using Paint 3D app which you can download from Windows Store, or it may even bundled with some of the computers with Microsoft OS.
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Launch Paint 3D and this user interface will be displayed where you can create a 3D object or use an existing model.
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In what follows you will be using an existing models.
Click on the available 3D models and click the dog icon shown.
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After clicking DOG enter the editor area, your cursor arrow turns to a cross. Now move your cursor without lifting on the surface and you will see a dog model on the editor area.
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You can edit the color with various options as shown.
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You can save to your computer using Save As. It can be anywhere you save to, or to the 3D Objects directory.
Take note of the different formats that you can save to.
Using Paint 3D you can create 3D objects or use existing 3D models.
In what follows you will be using Paint 3D app which you can download from Windows Store, or it may even bundled with some of the computers with Microsoft OS.
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Launch Paint 3D and this user interface will be displayed where you can create a 3D object or use an existing model.
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In what follows you will be using an existing models.
Click on the available 3D models and click the dog icon shown.
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After clicking DOG enter the editor area, your cursor arrow turns to a cross. Now move your cursor without lifting on the surface and you will see a dog model on the editor area.
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You can edit the color with various options as shown.
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You can save to your computer using Save As. It can be anywhere you save to, or to the 3D Objects directory.
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Take note of the different formats that you can save to.
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