Windows 10: I deleted my 3D object file .Now I want that .what can i do?

I deleted my 3D object file .Now I want that .what can i do?

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My object disappears when I try to move it in paint 3D

It seems like the object might be outside the editable area of the Paint 3D canvas.

Here are a few steps to try:

1. Go to the top menu in Paint 3D and click on "View".

2. Select "Reset camera" to bring the object back into view.

If this doesn't work, look at the bottom right corner of Paint 3D where you'll find a list of objects in your project. Click on the object's name in the list to select it, then use the move tool to reposition it to the center of the canvas.

Also, ensure the object isn't grouped with other elements. If it is, ungroup it and try moving it again.

 

Tried moving User objects, now 3D Objects shows as a folder

Want to move my User settings to another partition but non-tenforums steps are wrong. Now my 3D Objects appears as a folder 'Dave', in my User folder alongside Pictures, etc. (I moved it back there.)

I've read the tutorials on this site and will follow. But how do I make my 3D Objects have it's true name again?
I'm not sure it is not in fact a folder. On the other partition it would sometimes appear as 3D Objects yet other times appear as folder Dave.

Thank you very much,

 

Sending 3D created files as an email attachment

Hello,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



Usually, the 3D files saved from Mixed reality viewer or Paint 3D will be saved in the folder 3D Objects on the PC.



Since you want to send the 3D file that you created as an email attachment, you can do it by going to the email app you are using and attach the file by locating the 3D objects folder. Follow the steps to locate the 3D objects folder while attaching
the 3D file.

1. Click on the Attachment option on the email app.
   
2. Now on the attachment window locate This PC on the left hand side pane.
   
3. The 3D Objects folder will be under Folders on the right hand side pane.
   

Hope it helps.



Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator