Modifying 3D objects in Paint 3D

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Modifying 3D objects in Paint 3D

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In Paint 3D, is it possible to edit the 3D objects? For example to create a "gap" of sorts in an existing shape. Like a cube with a hole in the middle. I am trying to create unique shapes that require more than doodle can do, such as a "quarter crescent" shape. It will not allow for keeping one edge flat while expanding the other, for example. If I wanted to "split" a crescent shape in half, is there a way to do that? Or do such options not exist in Paint 3D? They would make the modeling process more versatile. There are no "lathe" or "spin" tools for shape creation... is this just a limitation of the program?

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Hi,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

I understand that you want to create some unique shapes by creating gaps on the existing shapes.

We tried reproducing your query on our lab machines and found that currently the feature to edit and make changes to the default shapes is not available. I commend you for bringing this to our notice, as this can be useful for other users as well who wants to create unique shapes.

I would suggest you provide a feedback regarding the same using our feedback hub on Windows 10, so that our engineering team can look into this and try to implement the feature in future build.

Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator

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