[FAQ] Play in real 3D! Use 3D glasses! (screenshots on 1st page,3d glasses req.)
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maiby i will buy??? if it cost not so much
Joonas612
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I just got my 3D glasses from dealextreme 
They work great!!! CoD 4, need for speed, mount&blade etc. - they look insanely good! I had only one problem with the drivers. I had to manually put mount&blade.exe to it because it didn't have profile for it :S It also takes awhile before your eyes get used to the image.
They work great!!! CoD 4, need for speed, mount&blade etc. - they look insanely good! I had only one problem with the drivers. I had to manually put mount&blade.exe to it because it didn't have profile for it :S It also takes awhile before your eyes get used to the image.
TheOwl
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I see there are at least a couple of Finnish people that are interested in getting their 3D anaglyph glasses. I'd like to share what I know to help you guys out.
I've currently found two places where you can buy 3D anaglyph glasses in Finland.
Lasipaja Väisälä
I have bought two of these. Fairly reasonable price per glasses if you buy two at once (about 3 euros/one pair), but if you buy only one pair you will be paying over 5,50€ for a piece of cardboard with colored plastic. (unless you get a good deal from them - they are quite friendly over the email and responsive. It's always worth asking.)
These WILL work with iz3d drivers, and note that the anaglyph driver in iz3d is FREE (no 30 day limit or anything, only the other supported non-native drivers are 30-day evaluations - except ATI card owners with DLP systems I think). There's some ghosting that you get used to or not, but I'm not sure if it's the red-cyan filters from these 3d glasses or the inherent problem with anaglyphs - there's bound to be some ghosting ALWAYS. Our brain is quite good at learning to filter them out though.
Alnilam
I have no experience of these. I was thinking about buying one pair, but decided against it. There's no clear indication of what the color filter's are (left is red though, which it should be, even though with cardboard glasses it's quite easy to just swap the earpieces around to change filters on eyes), and with closer examination you can't really make out for certain from the picture are the glasses red-cyan or red-blue. These could be okay, but I wasn't going to risk it. And, well, you could always ask them are they red-cyan or red-blue before ordering.
If you have to choose between red-cyan and red-blue, ALWAYS take red-cyan. No specific evidence right now, but I'm sure there's a good reason which I've learned the hard way, just can't remember it now.
And I have to say, the only reason I joined the forum was for this thread. I hope my two cents worth are worth those two cents.
Have fun in the world of real 3D! (and BTW, I've recently been acquainted with M&B, it seems awesome although I don't have that much time to play it right now...)
I've currently found two places where you can buy 3D anaglyph glasses in Finland.
Lasipaja Väisälä
I have bought two of these. Fairly reasonable price per glasses if you buy two at once (about 3 euros/one pair), but if you buy only one pair you will be paying over 5,50€ for a piece of cardboard with colored plastic.
(unless you get a good deal from them - they are quite friendly over the email and responsive. It's always worth asking.)These WILL work with iz3d drivers, and note that the anaglyph driver in iz3d is FREE (no 30 day limit or anything, only the other supported non-native drivers are 30-day evaluations - except ATI card owners with DLP systems I think). There's some ghosting that you get used to or not, but I'm not sure if it's the red-cyan filters from these 3d glasses or the inherent problem with anaglyphs - there's bound to be some ghosting ALWAYS. Our brain is quite good at learning to filter them out though.
Alnilam
I have no experience of these. I was thinking about buying one pair, but decided against it. There's no clear indication of what the color filter's are (left is red though, which it should be, even though with cardboard glasses it's quite easy to just swap the earpieces around to change filters on eyes), and with closer examination you can't really make out for certain from the picture are the glasses red-cyan or red-blue. These could be okay, but I wasn't going to risk it. And, well, you could always ask them are they red-cyan or red-blue before ordering.
If you have to choose between red-cyan and red-blue, ALWAYS take red-cyan. No specific evidence right now, but I'm sure there's a good reason which I've learned the hard way, just can't remember it now.
And I have to say, the only reason I joined the forum was for this thread. I hope my two cents worth are worth those two cents.
Have fun in the world of real 3D! (and BTW, I've recently been acquainted with M&B, it seems awesome although I don't have that much time to play it right now...)
Hi. I have some problems that i hope you guys can help me with.
1, it says that it cant find iZ3D monitor does that have anything to do with it not working?
2, i can't fin mount and blade in the profiles so i wonder if anyone can tell me how put it in there?
I realy hope you guys can hel me.
1, it says that it cant find iZ3D monitor does that have anything to do with it not working?
2, i can't fin mount and blade in the profiles so i wonder if anyone can tell me how put it in there?
I realy hope you guys can hel me.
Lord Shields
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I went and saw the Monsters movie with my kid and they gave us glasses... though I get this going and none of the four options allow my glasses to see 3D. Not sure how to get them working. These are the clear/light grey glasses and the movie almost appeared to be in the red/blue color without the glasses on. :\
TheOwl
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@LordShields
These days when you go see a 3D movie in a theater, the technology used has gone beyond simple red-cyan anaglyph. If the glasses are clear, then you cannot use them to see anaglyph 3D. They are most probably polarised glasses, for which you need either a special monitor, or possibly two projectors with polarizing lenses. As you can guess, these are definitely not cheap.
If you want see anaglyph 3D, you absolutely need a pair of anaglyph glasses. They are easy to differentiate - the filters are very visible in color. You can get cheap cardboard 3D glasses for free (with SASE) or at the very least, extremely cheap. They usually work fine, and will work with iz3d anaglyph driver.
@viggecool
1. The error message shouldn't matter at all.
2. With the latest beta drivers (1.10b3), you don't need to manually add profiles. The drivers create them everytime a game is started that doesn't have any profile.
Remember to change the settings after installing the driver. Start the iz3d control center, and from the first page (DirectX) set either Enable Stereo or Enable Stereo by Hotkey. Then, you have to change the Output to Anaglyph (free), and make sure the next drop-list is either red/cyan or optimised(red/cyan). I myself prefer red/cyan over the optimised, even though there's bound to be some retinal rivalry. Remember to hit Apply and it should work! Start your game (and press numpad * if you set Enable Stereo by Hotkey), and enjoy your games in full 3D glory! (Remember that you need red/cyan glasses also!)
These days when you go see a 3D movie in a theater, the technology used has gone beyond simple red-cyan anaglyph. If the glasses are clear, then you cannot use them to see anaglyph 3D. They are most probably polarised glasses, for which you need either a special monitor, or possibly two projectors with polarizing lenses. As you can guess, these are definitely not cheap.
If you want see anaglyph 3D, you absolutely need a pair of anaglyph glasses. They are easy to differentiate - the filters are very visible in color. You can get cheap cardboard 3D glasses for free (with SASE) or at the very least, extremely cheap. They usually work fine, and will work with iz3d anaglyph driver.
@viggecool
1. The error message shouldn't matter at all.
2. With the latest beta drivers (1.10b3), you don't need to manually add profiles. The drivers create them everytime a game is started that doesn't have any profile.
Remember to change the settings after installing the driver. Start the iz3d control center, and from the first page (DirectX) set either Enable Stereo or Enable Stereo by Hotkey. Then, you have to change the Output to Anaglyph (free), and make sure the next drop-list is either red/cyan or optimised(red/cyan). I myself prefer red/cyan over the optimised, even though there's bound to be some retinal rivalry. Remember to hit Apply and it should work! Start your game (and press numpad * if you set Enable Stereo by Hotkey), and enjoy your games in full 3D glory! (Remember that you need red/cyan glasses also!)
Incredible.
Absolutley amazing.
my eyes are ****ed.
Absolutley amazing.
my eyes are ****ed.
TheOwl
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@MadArkael: As I stated in a previous post, most probably the glasses you have (if they do not have colored lenses) are Polarized Glasses. The problem with these glasses is that the glasses alone aren't enough: you need specific hardware solutions - which costs are way up there - to be able to use them. The iz3D drivers support their own polarized display and in addition DLP projector systems and a number of other 3D solutions.
Bottomline: You can't use your non-colored glasses with iz3D drivers without any additional hardware.
Cheapest method: Buy anaglyph (red/cyan) cardboard glasses and use iz3D with anaglyph, which is free.
Better but still quite cheap (at least compared to other solutions): Shutterglasses with LCD 100 Hz or 120 Hz (or CRT 100Hz>) and iz3D with shutterglass driver (which costs some, not sure about the real price, but should be quite low)
Bottomline: You can't use your non-colored glasses with iz3D drivers without any additional hardware.
Cheapest method: Buy anaglyph (red/cyan) cardboard glasses and use iz3D with anaglyph, which is free.
Better but still quite cheap (at least compared to other solutions): Shutterglasses with LCD 100 Hz or 120 Hz (or CRT 100Hz>) and iz3D with shutterglass driver (which costs some, not sure about the real price, but should be quite low)
Darkstar707
Sergeant at Arms
MrRoy 说:
Yeah, I mean that sounds so awesome.
how to turn it off? i turn off the program, close it also in the panel but the game is still 3d.. .?!
i restarted the pc but it was still 3d
hm...i uninstalled the program and it's not 3d anymore.......but it made all of the games 3d....and it's awesome...i tried empire: total war and it was like i was a little child and i was playing with my toy soldiers .....but it lagged.....
anyway this program is perfect...it will make ANY GAME 3D
i restarted the pc but it was still 3d
hm...i uninstalled the program and it's not 3d anymore.......but it made all of the games 3d....and it's awesome...i tried empire: total war and it was like i was a little child and i was playing with my toy soldiers
.....but it lagged.....anyway this program is perfect...it will make ANY GAME 3D
er lol
go into settings and make it so it enables by hotkey.
then press [*] to toggle.
and yes it is amazing. empire was cool but yh i got lag too.
its not that good in oblivion, but the people look cool.
Mount and blade obv awesome.
awesome in fable.
wack in MS chess, but i dont play chess anyway so.
pretty cool in call of duty.
generally doesnt work well in strategy games. I actually have problems with the map on m&b. It looks cool with strategy games but your eyes can only focus on the mouse or the game so you end up estimating the midpoint of what appears to be two cursors.
would recommend to anyone though.
I never play moutn and blade without it. 4 quid for some proper plastic red blue glasses of ebay, you can't go wrong.
go into settings and make it so it enables by hotkey.
then press [*] to toggle.
and yes it is amazing. empire was cool but yh i got lag too.
its not that good in oblivion, but the people look cool.
Mount and blade obv awesome.
awesome in fable.
wack in MS chess, but i dont play chess anyway so.
pretty cool in call of duty.
generally doesnt work well in strategy games. I actually have problems with the map on m&b. It looks cool with strategy games but your eyes can only focus on the mouse or the game so you end up estimating the midpoint of what appears to be two cursors.
would recommend to anyone though.
I never play moutn and blade without it. 4 quid for some proper plastic red blue glasses of ebay, you can't go wrong.
thx4ur help...
i see someting double....it's like my eyes can't get used to it or i don't know...for example a screenshot in this topic - battle view - 2. one .....maybe there's too many objects or i don't know... but maybe it's only bout time....gettin used to it. or do you also see something double sometimes?...i mean with the glasses of course
and i think it looks just great on the map (in m&b) ....
i see someting double....it's like my eyes can't get used to it or i don't know...for example a screenshot in this topic - battle view - 2. one .....maybe there's too many objects or i don't know... but maybe it's only bout time....gettin used to it. or do you also see something double sometimes?...i mean with the glasses of course
and i think it looks just great on the map (in m&b) ....
captain lust 说:
And how with minesweaper?
