Windows 10: License of the models in the 3D Builder library - Windows 11

Buenos días: ¿Cúal es la licencia de los modelos de la biblioteca de 3D Builder - Windows11? Gracias. Good morning: What is the license of the models in the 3D Builder library- Windows 11? Thank you.

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Models on 3D builder application are not displaying normally.

Hello,

Thank you for replying with required information.

1. Are you facing this issue with all the models in 3D Builder?
2. Have you downloaded the models or have you created you own models using 3D builder application?
   
3. In which file format are the models saved?
4. Were you able to view the models in the 3D builder normally, prior to this issue?

Reply with the information to the above question for further clarity on the issue.

Meanwhile, I suggest you to create a new user account and check if the issue is specific to the user account. Refer the article on
Create
a local user or administrator account in Windows 10
for steps to create a new user account.

we await your response.

Hope it helps.

Sandeep Kumar M

Microsoft Community – Moderator

 

Where is the big 3D Builder Library

CBGrant,

Like Bhatron, I recently upgraded to Windows 10 and was a bit confused when I found that my library of objects from Win 8.1 was greatly reduced in size.

Do you have a download link to all the original 3mf files from the Windows 8.1 version of 3D Builder so that I can add them to my library under Windows 10?

I'm searching through the install.wim file on my Windows 8.1 x64 Pro install media, but I've yet to locate the files anywhere.

One suggestion for 3D Builder: Being able to create "primatives" without having to load/insert another shape would be absolutely incredible. The workflow is a bit awkward at the moment, but that has not stopped me from learning how to use the tool to make
my first ever 3D Model and 3D Print today, so thank you very much for this great tool!

 

Where is the big 3D Builder Library

There is a large library of freely downloadable models at thingiverse.com, almost all of which are compatible with 3D Builder. If you plan on doing any 3D printing, you may find 3D Builder useful for various other tasks, as well. For example, it can easily
ungroup "plated" models; it can repair non-manifold models, and it can import and export a variety of common file formats, including STL, OBJ, 3MF, etc.