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     Anonymous Rating: N/A |
If so what games work? What games take advantage of the Quad buffers? Are you confind to OpenGL games? Passive or Active setups? Real cards or softmodded ones? | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
I have played Quake III Arena and Jedi Night II in Passive Stereo with 2 DLP Projectors. It is pretty cool. It uses OpenGL on a Quadro Card. I had to make some adjustments in the program file as far as camera seperation to give it more of a true 3d feel. I have those notes somewhere, I"ll try and find it. My company also sells this complete hardware package to run these games. | ||
| StereoGamer Rating: N/A |
If so what games work? - Mostly those from the IDSoft engine which supports stereo What games take advantage of the Quad buffers? - These Are you confind to OpenGL games? - Yes Passive or Active setups? - Active Real cards or softmodded ones? - Real, softmod doesn't work anymore BTW, you can use consumer stereo driver on Quadro card, you just have to turn off Professional stereo for it to work. I have done this and in this case the answers to the questions above would be much better. - StereoGamer | ||
| M.H. Rating: N/A |
I had played in Pro OpenGL stereoscopic mode on Quadro card following games: Quake I (H3D OpenGL port), Quake II, Quake III and SIN. It will b interesting to add Pro OpenGL stereoscopy to some open-source OpenGL game engines as Doom, Hexen, Heretic ... You can on Quadro use evcose the nVida game stereo mode as well (Quadro is only an functionality de-blocked GF) and play anything as metioned by StereoGamer ... |
