Save the 3D file created by the 3d Builder to the onedrive.

Hi PanzerBike53523,

Incorrect configuration setting is one of the possible reasons why you're unable to save a file that you process on the Xbox One X in 3D Builder OneDrive. To help you resolve this concern, I suggest that you check out the links below on how to use and save
file on 3D Builder.

3D Builder user's guide

How to use 3D Builder and 3D Scan for Windows

If the issue persists after following the steps on the links above, I suggest that you post this query to the community forums. To do this, you may click the link below:

Click here

Should you need further assistance, feel free to post back.

Hello JaqFinch,

Thank you for sharing your concern here in Xbox Community Forum and we hope that all is well.

We understand that you are trying to export a 3D object created from Xbox Avatar Editor app and is unable to because it does not show up in the folder. Let us check on this together and sort this out. Rest assured, we will do anything in our capability to assist you with your concern.

We replicated your issue and chose the 3D object folder as the location where we save the file, and it also does not show in our end because 3D folder saves 3D object file type only. We suggest selecting another path location. In our end, we created a New Folder under This PC > desktop. So, the path location where we save the 3D file object was This PC > Desktop> New Folder. When done saving the file under New Folder, open the file and look for your gamertag and click to expand. Look for 3D Object file type and click to open it on 3D Viewer App. You can then go to File >Save As and select path location.

If the 3D viewer freezes, you may update the app. To update, go to Microsoft Store and search for 3D Viewer App then install updates.

We look forward to your response. Kindly let us know, if there is any misunderstanding or clarifications of our description by sending us a reply.

Sincerely,



Xbox Forum Moderator

Microsoft Community

Update:

The sessions of being able to export different 3D poses/more than one 3D files don't always happen.

The most successful has been:

• don't modify/move/rename the file
  
• don't create new folder in a location other than Desktop
  
• don't empty out the folder with file deletions or transfers
  
• don't close Xbox Avatar Editor
  
• DO Restart the computer if file doesn't save
  
  • A RARE CHANCE for the first save after Sys Restart will not happen despite creating New Folder on Desktop (yes, rare; but more likely for success than no rebooting)
    

Yeah works in fat32 but I have lots of 3d movies at over 12gig each so I cant save them on fat32 as it has a 4gig max file size

Side-by-Side 3d is stereoscopic. Your tv takes the 2 images and combines them to create stereoscopy.

You are using a monitor though, which is meant for use with Nvidia 3d vision. This is where your graphics card does the stereoscopy, rather than the monitor itself. A 3d monitor and tv a completely different things. A 3d tv requires a 3d processing unit
to combine the images while a 3d monitor is really any monitor with 120+hz because it is actually the graphics card doing the work.

Short answer: You need a 3d tv.