Cheap way to try out 3D, no monitor or powered glasses required.Using 3D Vision Discover and Anaglyph glasses, users with NVIDIA graphics cards can try out 3D in a very inexpensive way. The glasses are fairly inexpensive compared to shutter glasses, and do not need to be synchronized with a monitor. In this method, the game is rendered twice from slightly different angles and outputted to the screen at the same time, much like anaglyph. These glasses filter out certain pixels of the screen to create depth. While this method retains color quality, monitor brightness may need to be raised compared to 3D off due to the fact that the glasses block out nearly 35% of light through the shutters opening and closing.
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People viewing the monitor without the glasses will see full color doubling. The game itself rendered from a different angle for each eye to see. These powered glasses flutter at 120 - 240hz in sync with the monitor so that one eye sees one image and the other eye sees another angle. This system is cheap, and fairly effective, though some color quality is lost. Without the glasses, you'll usually see doubling in the glasses colors. The game itself renders once for each eye, with things not at screen depth being rendered. Stereoscopic 3D Compatibility Guide 3D Glass Method Terminology AnaglyphĪnaglyph 3D uses passive glasses with colored lenses to filter out certain colors on one eye and other colors on the other. Since titles only expected to use 2d output, there are numerous incompatible titles. Titles must provide appropriate Z depth info for all rendered elements for 3D output to work.RealXFB must be off, or video will only appear in one eye.Other 3D output mechanisms work without issue, and this wrapper may enabled support with OpenGL. NVIDIA 3D Vision is only supported by D3D for the time being, as OpenGL does not support the required Exclusive Fullscreen mode. As of 4.0-2286, Dolphin supports Exclusive Fullscreen in D3D, allowing it to work natively with 3D display technology.Go to Options > Graphics Settings > Enhancements > Stereoscopic 3D Mode and choose the appropriate mode for your setup. 6.3 Setting Up Dolphin – Best Practices.
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