Sep 02 2024 03:48 AM
Has 3D Builder been removed from the listings? According to the discussion, it continues to be a crucial tool for fixing STL files and fulfilling various other functions.
Sep 02 2024 02:42 PM
3D Builder is still available but it is no longer prominently listed as a default app on new Windows installations. 3D Builder was initially included in Windows 10 as a pre-installed application, but it is not pre-installed on newer versions of Windows 10 and Windows 11. However, you can still download and use it from the Microsoft Store.
3D Builder is a versatile tool for viewing, creating, and fixing 3D models, particularly in STL format, which is widely used for 3D printing. It has remained a favorite for many users because of its ease of use and capabilities in repairing and optimizing STL files for 3D printing. The app offers a simple interface for beginners while providing several essential features like:
If you don't see 3D Builder in your list of apps or in the Microsoft Store, you can follow these steps to check and install it:
If you can't find it in the Microsoft Store, there might be regional restrictions or changes in its availability. However, as of now, 3D Builder should still be accessible for download.
If you find that 3D Builder is no longer suitable for your needs or is not available, there are other tools that can serve similar purposes:
Would you like more details on any of these tools or further assistance with using 3D Builder?