The place where Paint 3D really shines will be its ability to paint directly on the 3D model as a texture. With the basic 3D shapes and a few creative ideas, you will be able to create anything you can imagine.
You can move the 3D object using the anchor points around the object which will enable you to move it up or down, front or back. In the 3D shapes menu, you will be presented with basic 3D shapes such as a sphere, cylinder and others, which you can click to select and when you draw on the canvas this time, it will place the 3D object into the canvas! Congratulations, you are now officially a 3D creationist. If you click those tabs, you will find the different 3D models and options.
But where the new Microsoft Paint shines is its 3D capability, and you will notice that there are a few tabs on the right panel. Right off the bat, you can draw just like before on a 2D canvas. The different tools available are the normal pen, brush, water colour, ink, pencil, crayon, spray can and the popular fill bucket. When you open up the program, you will see the same old familiar white canvas in the middle and a the toolbar on the right, you can simply select a brush or pen, pick a colour and start drawing immediately. Paint 3D is a very simple and easy to use software, much like its predecessor, anyone can pick up the software and start creating things without any tutorials. During the Microsoft event on October, they announced this new Paint 3D and now it is available as a preview edition for those who want to explore this new bundle of joy. This time, the good old paint program where everyone tried to draw a stick figure at least once will be injected with steroids and turned into a muscular, yet adorable 3D program. But it is true, the new paint program will soon be made available with the Creator’s Update for Windows. HERE is something which no one expected – Microsoft releasing a new paint program? That sounds like a question which needs an additional question mark.
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