Microsoft made an effort to introduce new users gently via Paint 3D’s welcome screen, which includes a pair of short introductory videos that are worth watching. Remember the dioramas you made in elementary school? That’s Paint 3D in a nutshell. You can accomplish two main tasks with Paint 3D: constructing your own 3D objects, and placing them within a scene. Getting started: Know what you want to do IDG / Mark HachmanĬreating this 3D scene took me about three minutes with Paint 3D. If you’re running an Insider build, there’s really no reason not to download it from the Store and try it out.
Since then, the app has remained accessible to Insiders only as a preview, before its more general release later this spring. Microsoft first launched the app in conjunction with the Windows 10 Creators Update and Surface Studio announcements last fall. A major part of Paint 3D’s appeal is the Remix 3D community, where you and other members can import, edit, then share digital objects and ideas, taking from and providing inspiration to your fellow digital artists.Ĭhances are that you haven’t seen Paint 3D yet-but you will. Paint 3D’s entire purpose is to create fun, cartoony 3D objects and scenes-and share them. Though it shares a name, Paint 3D isn’t really like the familiar Microsoft Paint app at all. Imagine my surprise, then, when I found that creating 3D objects and dioramas is actually easier in Microsoft’s Paint 3D than drawing two-dimensional art in Microsoft’s legacy Paint app. 3D Doodle brings a sense of fun to Paint 3D.3D object creation: the meat of Paint3D.Getting started: Know what you want to do.
Take it from someone who can barely draw a stickman: You can totally do this.
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