The app did transition to the latest version of Windows, but was deprecated, and this new update to Windows 10 will see it removed altogether. It was intended for users of Windows 8.1 to be able to take full advantage of the newly increased accessibility of desktop 3D printers. The 3D Builder app was initially launched to some fanfare back in November 2013. 3D design and printing functionalities on the OS will be taken over by the already-included Print 3D and Paint 3D. The Fall Creators Update to the company’s flagship product will no longer come with the 3D Builder app. Microsoft’s recent announcements regarding the latest updates for Windows 10 had some news that might be interesting for 3D designers and 3D printing hobbyists.
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