Stereoscopic 3d 2004-01-29 - By Neto
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Usually videocard drivers comes with specific support for such glasses. If
you look around, you'll not find a single PC game that tells
"stereoscopic-compatible" in their boxes. The 3D depth is hacked into the
Direct3D/OpenGL drivers, so they muck the 3D camera left and right on every
frame if they detect an stereoscopic hardware plugged in.
There are 90% chances that it'll work with Director 3D directly.
Of course, the 2D stuff will need some work... maybe you can hack everything
into overlays.
-- -- Original Message -- --
From: "Carl Lydon" <carl@(protected)>
To: <dir3d-l@(protected)>
Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 4:33 PM
Subject: [Dir3d-l] Stereoscopic 3d
> Hi all,
>
> I work for a hospital doing medical training stuff in Director. One
> thing they have wanted is stereoscopic viewing, since much of the
> surgery involves using a binocular scope of some kind. Has anyone here
> ever done this with Director? We are buying these glasses for a start:
>
> http://www.edimensional.com/products/edglasses.htm
>
> I asked them for info, but it was unclear how I would sync the Director
> output to the flipping of the glasses. I imagine that if the glasses
> are synced to the screen properly, I can just flip back and forth from
> camera to camera in Director as the glasses flip.
>
> Has anyone done this? What about Director 3d with the red and blue
> celophane glasses (which are impossible to find in a store!)
>
> -Carl
> www.sillyplanet.net
>
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