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Windows 10 Creators Update rolling out today

Microsoft has officially announced and is rolling out today the "Windows 10 Creators Update" build 15063. Previously we had Windows 10 Anniversary Update in which several new features were available and now its I think the 3rd threshold update Microsoft is pushing today onwards.

This build was rumoured to have new tools for importing and handling 3D artwork, as well as integration with a new online community called Remix3D where users can share and search for assets to use in their own creations. The community is integrated with the massive 3D Warehouse, the repository for Trimble's popular Sketch Up software, and already contains millions of 3D objects.

Users can import objects using a Windows 10 Mobile app which was demonstrated running on a Windows 10 smartphone but will soon come to other platforms. Anything created in Minecraft can also be pulled in. Paint 3D has simple tools for manipulation, sharing, and even 3D printing. 2D imagery can be stamped onto 3D objects like textures, and simple doodles instantly turn into fully independent 3D objects.

The 3D community is also integrated into PowerPoint, allowing users to create slides and progressions with the exact required perspective or perspectives of an object. Users can create Pinterest-style boards in order to collect and sort objects for their own use later.

A new HoloLens integration with interior design app Houzz was also demonstrated. Users will be able to choose items such as furniture and place them within a room, in amongst existing objects, to see how they will fit and look at their exact size and scale.

Watch This Week on Windows: Windows 10 Creators Update
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h86ZgiGkPCg
and
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/features for Windows Official features update.

Now take a look at the new creators update:

1. Create in new Paint 3D and publish in Remix 3D community
2. Windows Mixed Reality
3. Cortana - Personal Digital Assistant, Sticky Notes with Cortana
4. X-Box gaming experience
5. Books in Windows store Stuff & Microsoft Edge
6. Blue Light/Dark Mode
7. Windows Ink Workspace to use Sticky Notes, Sketchpad, and Screen Sketch
8. Windows Hello
9. New Windows Defender Security
10. Emoji keyboard
11. Action Centre
12. Music controls in lock screen






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