This tutorial was influenced by this YouTube video showing how to modify a Paint 3D model in Blender for game creation.

I hope this tutorial will help novice game builders/designers who want an easy way to model endless creations without usage of unions and all that building stuff in Roblox Studio, and without suffering the complexity of Blender, as well with proof that mistakes do happen. I don’t know if it will be in a future game of mine, but I’ll definitely rig it and release it as a free model in the Roblox library.

So here it is, a nice cartoon fantasy rabbit all made in Paint 3D, modified with Blender and Roblox Studio, and ready to be your new favorite pet in a Roblox game (and maybe drinkable)! To make your model stay together like glue in-game, either anchor it or weld them with WeldConstraints or rig with Motor6Ds with your favorite rigging plugin. So, to start, here’s a nice lemonade-themed rabbit I’ve stirred up in Paint 3D. I’ll be using it for my future game (if you’ve seen my Mobitsy Sonic model topic, I’ve mentioned it was created with this method), and thought it would nice to teach y’all, especially novice game builders with Windows 10. This tutorial will teach the method of modifying your meshes created with Paint 3D and importing it into Roblox properly. Otherwise, if you want to learn decent modeling, go the Blender route. Because of that, Paint 3D is recommended if you both want a cartoony video game and don’t want to bother with complex 3D modeling. It would take you humongous skill, much more than Blender, to model something realistic like this in Paint 3D, much like to paint something realistic in Paint. There’s no way to bend, twist, and remove individual faces/vertexes, UV map, and any sort of cool 3D modeling technique like in Blender. However, much like how Paint is limited for painting digital art, Paint 3D is still limited for modeling 3D models. (Not taken by me, obtained from the Internet)

3d paint tutorial for beginners