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2006-04-07 10:07:13 PM
delphi190
Hi
I am looking for information about real 3D. Real means with special glasses
(like in 3D IMAX cinema). Have you ever try to do something like that in
Delphi?
What tools do you use. Where can I find information about that.
Tomek
 

I think OpenGL (and also GlScene) has a special "stereo" mode. What it seems
to do is alternately generate an image for the left and right eye. With
special glasses that close each other eye at the right moment, you'll
witness a 3D image.
I don't know the specifics about this mode (how to set it and what
additional hardware you need).. maybe someone else can answer that. Maybe
you can ask this question in the GlScene newsgroup as well.
Nils
 

Hi Tomek,
No experience with Red/Blue Glasses, but I currently develop using OpenInventor
in Linux with the CrystalEyes (shutter glasses) and have been looking at two
possibilities :
CrystalEyes
(www.stereographics.com/products/crystaleyes/body_crystaleyes.html)
and
OpenGL (glscene.sourceforge.net/index.php)
- in the TGLSceneViewer.Buffer.ContextOptions include roStereo
- the glasses are expensive and require a video card with a din connector
- I haven't got this to work yet ;)
eDimensional Glasses (The web site seems to be down)
- the glasses have a dongle that sits between the monitor and the video card.
- the lenses shuttle depending on the colour of the first line.
Hth,
Scott
I have been trying
Tomek writes:

"Tomek" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>wrote
on the projectors' lenses and viewers' eyes.
I think that NASA has published some 3D images for use
with red-green filters. See here:
www.google.com/search
Rgds, JohnH
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