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RE: True Stereoscopic! - Core2uu - 07-15-2009
(07-15-2009, 07:09 AM)Gleasonator Wrote:http://www.iz3d.com/t-dcdriver.aspx
Works with any application using DirectX (owning the monitor is not required), but not OpenGL (there is an option to use the driver with OpenGL but you can't set it to red/cyan etc... I guess you need the monitor to use OpenGL).
Works perfectly in applications like Project64, but not in Dolphin without the DirectX driver.
Screw red/cyan. Does it work with yellow/blue?
RE: True Stereoscopic! - Gleasonator - 07-15-2009
(07-15-2009, 09:16 AM)Core2uu Wrote: Screw red/cyan. Does it work with yellow/blue?
It sure does. (And a lot more, actually)
RE: True Stereoscopic! - Core2uu - 07-15-2009
(07-15-2009, 09:54 AM)Gleasonator Wrote: It sure does. (And a lot more, actually)
Yay!
I'll try it right away. I need to re-install the IZ3D drivers though, since I deleted them.
(07-15-2009, 07:09 AM)Gleasonator Wrote:
Works with any application using DirectX (owning the monitor is not required), but not OpenGL (there is an option to use the driver with OpenGL but you can't set it to red/cyan etc... I guess you need the monitor to use OpenGL).
Works perfectly in applications like Project64, but not in Dolphin without the DirectX driver.
Oh drats, I mis-read your post. I thought OpenGL had an option to have anaglyph display mode using yellow/blue but I was mistaken. You need the monitor to have stereoscopic 3D with OpenGL I guess. Oh well.
RE: True Stereoscopic! - mrfrodo - 07-15-2009
DUDE! Wow that's cool! I installed it and went back to play some N64 mario and zelda in 3d! The Yellow/Blue doesn't really work perfectly with colorcode glasses though... I wish there was a way to adjust the colors...
I haven't attempted this yet with dolphin though. Mainly because I'm to lazy to port it to my other computer that has dolphin. This is my slightly lower end computer. ... both are low end lol. I have a socket 754 1.80Ghz processor in both. ;_; Time to upgrade?
o.O
RE: True Stereoscopic! - Core2uu - 07-15-2009
(07-15-2009, 01:52 PM)mrfrodo Wrote: DUDE! Wow that's cool! I installed it and went back to play some N64 mario and zelda in 3d! The Yellow/Blue doesn't really work perfectly with colorcode glasses though... I wish there was a way to adjust the colors...
I haven't attempted this yet with dolphin though. Mainly because I'm to lazy to port it to my other computer that has dolphin. This is my slightly lower end computer. ... both are low end lol. I have a socket 754 1.80Ghz processor in both. ;_; Time to upgrade?
o.O
You need to adjust your separation and convergence. It's something that is unique to every game and something you will need to experiment with for a while. Anaglyph won't work with Dolphin as Dolphin is OpenGL (although you COULD use the DX9 plugin instead I guess).
And YE-HA.. time to upgrade I'd say. Even my 6-year-old piece-of-$h1t Dell has a better processor than that LOL (did I mention it was $500 when I bought it).
BUT, if it can run Project64 and you can play your old N64 games at high-res, WHO CARES?!?!!?
RE: True Stereoscopic! - ngsmith99 - 07-22-2009
I tried older versions of Dolphin that still supported DirectX and it worked with the IZ3D drivers with every common setting including yellow/blue. IZ3D supports only OpenGL Stereoscopic that is quad-buffered. If quad-buffering is turned on within the OpenGL library it should be possible in Dolphin. The IZ3d driver does the dirty work of creating the stereo frames. This is possible with other OpenGL games like Unreal Tournament 3 which run openGL. This is something that needs to be brought to the attention of the Devs. I thought about posting it in the suggestions but that is 20 pages long and I am sure it will be little noticed. Here are some important websites for Devs if interested:
Here is a tutorial on implementing it in OpenGL libraries
http://www.gali-3d.com/archive/articles/StereoOpenGL/StereoscopicOpenGLTutorial.php
Here is a link to Tridef which may be willing to write the code specifically for Dolphin. They have written code for many of the popular OpenGL games
http://www.tridef.com/home.html
Finally, IZ3D are very helpful on their forums and listen to their customers. I asked them awhile back to implement yellow/blue stereo and they released it in the following revision.
http://forum.iz3d.com/
RE: True Stereoscopic! - omegadox - 07-22-2009
Well I started some work on a Red/Cyan Stereoscopic shader, I just need the camera rotated some or possibly using the depth buffer, so everything will look flat right now with it on.
http://code.google.com/p/dolphin-emu/source/browse/trunk/Data/User/Shaders/stereoscopic.txt
RE: True Stereoscopic! - gesichtsbrei - 07-23-2009
Thumbs up omegadox.
RE: True Stereoscopic! - Core2uu - 07-23-2009
(07-22-2009, 08:05 PM)omegadox Wrote: Well I started some work on a Red/Cyan Stereoscopic shader, I just need the camera rotated some or possibly using the depth buffer, so everything will look flat right now with it on.
http://code.google.com/p/dolphin-emu/source/browse/trunk/Data/User/Shaders/stereoscopic.txt
Mind adding Yellow/Cyan too? If not I might just go ahead, learn shaders and do it myself.
RE: True Stereoscopic! - Runo - 07-23-2009
You know, in 2008 NVidia released the GeForce 3D Vision, wich are a pair of glasses that makes the games no just look 3d, but looks really that things are out of the monitor, without applyng any patches and NVidia has a list of the games that works better and worse with 3d vision. The trick is that the glasses has a polaroid fiber and communicates with the computer usind bluetooth, the glasses lens turns black and transparent very quickly alternating left and right, sincronized with PC's refresh rate.
It works only with LCD monitors, Windows Vista or higher, and Geforce 8, 9 and GTX series. It doesnt creates the 3d with color diference, but creates a ilusion using the distance between our left and right eyes, wich is what creates our perception of the 3rd dimension (dont know how it is called in english) in real life!
It was designed to work with PC games, but it is quite possible to work with dolphin, but Im not sure because I dont have it and still it is only sold in USA, but who knows?
It gives the user the ilusion of looking to a window, really awesome!