| Author | Message | ||
     £dguy Rating: N/A |
Hi, ok i'm fairly new to these shutter glasses, after alot of checking online i decided to go with the wireless e-d glasses, got them home, watched the nvidia test demo, it was great. - but i cant seem to find ANY other 3d things that auctally come out like that did. all i've managed to find are a few images. I want some real eye candy to see what this can do  Also i tried games with them, eq, sof2. The effect is good, but on alot of games its not clear, it can be blurred, or this would go in and out of focus. Thanks for any help | ||
| sdy Rating: N/A |
I have I-Art LCD glasses. Theres a few sites with 3D pictures, do a search. Also a fwe programs that take a left and right eye view and enable you to view them with your glasses. You can make pictures in a drawing program and save two views, left and right. I've made some real cool pictures that way. I've also been using Visual Basic to write DirectX programs so some objects float out in front of the screen, Thats real cool. I haven;t found any games where stuff comes out at you. A nice looking game is Clive Barkres Undying. Search for the downloadable demo. Real nice! If you want, I'll email you a few programs I wrote that make things float in front of the screen, under your mouse control. email me at sdeyoreo@hotmail.com if you want them, | ||
| £dguy Rating: N/A |
Ok thanks, i just tried star trek bridge commander, the ship came right out, great visuals. | ||
| Dave Austin Rating: N/A |
try low contrast games. The high contrast (black background, bright entinties) results in too much ghosting which makes it difficult to mentally resolve the 3D. Need for Speed, and some other low contrast games where the scenrio takes place in the daytime (light background, light images) are some of your best bets for getting easily resolved 3D. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Yes, I agree. Need For Speed: High Stakes looks great in 3D, as long as you switch the camera mode from cockpit to outside or first person. The car's cockpit is at the wrong stereo depth. You may find you need to do similar things in other games to achieve the same effect. |
