Microsoft last year announced the Paint 3D with the Windows 10 Creators Update and since its release, the app has received minor touches which have refined the overall creativity and experience in the operating system. The Paint 3D is basically a modern version of Microsoft’s legacy Paint app and it is optimized for both tablets and desktops. With Paint 3D app, Microsoft aims to improve the creativity of users on devices such as Surface Studio.
Microsoft today pushed out a new update for its Paint 3D app for Windows 10 users. The latest update pushes the app to version 4.1805.15037.0 and it comes with minor improvements.
Users of the Paint 3D app will now see a new reveal effect on the ribbon display icons. The reveal effect is noticeable when users hover the mouse over the icon.
The new reveal effect is from the Fluent Design language system and enhances the look loof Paint 3D. The app has already received many new features since its inception for Windows 10 users.
Microsoft in its previous update added a new Magic select option which lets users copy the cutouts from a photo to use them in different pics or applications. The improvements to the Magic select option were rolled out to Windows 10 users with the April 2018 Update.
The update for app also includes its new set of bug fixes and performance improvements over the previous update. Microsoft with its last major update to the Paint 3D app also introduced support for Remix 3D integration. The Remix 3D integration allowed users to upload and also download 3D objects.
It is also worth noting that Microsoft is very much committed to the Paint 3D app even after the release of Windows 10 Creators Update, and the app is still evolving.
While the Paint 3D is the modern version of MS Paint, the company has no plan to discontinue the classic Paint app. In fact, the company has promised to bring the class Paint app to the Microsoft Store (formerly Windows Store) which means that the app would live on for time being.
