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We can't but help wonder what else could be ripe for dragging up from the basement of Redmond and uploading to GitHub.

The open-sourcing of 3D Movie Maker comes hot on the heels of the open-sourcing of the likes of File Manager and early versions of MS-DOS.

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However, there is enough there for someone with the right tools and sufficient ambition to bring the old thing back to life. Once the installation of Windows Movie Maker is finished, click Close. The full archive, which included alternate builds and products, is also not present. The repo is also a historical record, although forking is encouraged for experimentation purposes. Starwing: Nintendo, Argonaut's Brit boffinry and the Super FX chip READ MOREĪs for 3D Movie Maker, the code is very much "as is", albeit with cleaning to remove developer identifying information. You'll also need to manually pop the infamous Comic Sans font files into the directory structure due to licensing issues. "Modern compilers dislike some of the pre C++98 conventions," notes the README, and a short folder name on root is needed ever if interested users can gather the requisite components. The code also won't build with modern tools. īefore Reg readers gets too excited, it is important not to confuse 3D Movie Maker with the much-missed Windows Movie Maker, which was a handy tool for playing with video files and released as part of the Windows Essentials suite at around the same time as Windows Me and then XP. Hey friends - we've open sourced the code to 1995's Microsoft 3D Movie Maker Thanks to and the Microsoft OSS office as well our friends in legal and those who continue to put up with me being a nudzh. And Microsoft, in the guise of Scott Hanselman and friends, responded. Click below to see the movies, but note that many more movies are at our Pixelan YouTube channel, including lots of terrific movies submitted by users there.However, in April, Twitter user (and self-described "software necromancer") suggested that perhaps Microsoft might like to open-source the old thing for purposes of extension and expansion. One of the best ways to quickly get a sense of what our Windows Movie Maker add-ons can do is to watch example movies of their video effects and transitions. Example Movies of SpiceFX 6 Effects & Transitions for Movie Maker