Warband in 3d is amazing! NOW WITH 3D SCREENSHOTS!

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I think you are out of luck if you don't have a NVIDIA card running the latest NVIDIA drivers.

So I experimented and set the 3d depth really high and set the convergence to mid far and the effect was surreal, I felt I was in a world of miniatures of which I was one. I climbed up the castle walls and walked up to one of the guards and I had to admire the armor since it actually looks like it has grooves and bands in it (banded armor).

It's very hard to explain the effect of depth in a game without witnessing it (kind of like describing a color only you have seen). The only thing I can think of is raising my sword over my head for a chop attack, holding it there and then placing my finger at the tip of the sword. I lowered my glasses and my finger was about 4inches away from my monitor. Now put a whole game world with that effect and you and you can see why it feels surreal at times (even more so in 1st person).
 
What color are the glasses?  Red+Green, Red+Blue?

I'm running a 9800gt but I don't have a stereoscopic tab in my nvidia panel, and I don't see this mentioned on Nvidias website besides their 3d stuff.  I'm running 196.21 drivers, is that high enough to have it?
 
Chroniss 说:
What color are the glasses?  Red+Green, Red+Blue?

I'm running a 9800gt but I don't have a stereoscopic tab in my nvidia panel, and I don't see this mentioned on Nvidias website besides their 3d stuff.  I'm running 196.21 drivers, is that high enough to have it?

I checked out all the info. I'm very interested in this as well. Apparently, you have to have Windows 7 or Vista which means I'll be getting Windows 7 and trying to locate a pair of red/blue glasses as well. Really looking forward to Mount and Blade in 3d.

Also, get the latest drivers just in case.
 
Do they need to be red + blue? New 3D glasses don't use that. If you go see a 3D movie you'll get a plastic set of glasses that are just like tinted sunglasses.
 
Why in the hell would having XP stop you from doing this? It's just a driver and a pair of glasses. (And no, 3d hasn't used red/blue lenses since the 70s! ^_^)

This sounds cool. I'll have to look into it!
 
Red+Blue is what I use.

Sorry but the glasses you got from seeing Avatar don't work. =)

The latest drivers for vista/win7 should already have them.
 
Stereoscopic should be for red + blue lenses anyway.

Did you guys seriously expect high quality 3d?

~Ãbyss
 
sadly u need the IR emitter i have 3d glasses but i cant set up the thing it gives me a set up wizard for stupid 3d vision kit nothing else i wish normal glasses worked for this :sad:

nvm u need red and blue?? damn i dont know where to get those lol
 
Kalamar 说:
Red+Blue is what I use.

Sorry but the glasses you got from seeing Avatar don't work. =)
No way! How the heck is that supposed to work with a color picture??

See, 3D works by giving you two different pictures to look at at the same time. One picture is for your left eye, one for your right. The pictures are adjusted to mimic the parallax that occurs from actual distance. These pictures are combined by your brain and it seems like 3D.

Old black-and-white movies gave you a red picture and a blue picture, and then the red/blue lenses let each eye only see one of them. Combined, the R/B looked mostly B&W again. (Mostly)

Anything that's in color, however, obviously can't divide the picture into R/B channels and use glasses to shunt one channel to each eye, so in the early 80s they started using polarized lenses, instead. One lens was horizontally polarized, and the other vertically. Thus, COLOR 3D for the first time.

Avatar uses some fancy new technique. I don't know how it works, because I haven't heard it explained, but I know it's the first thing ever to use the technique because they made a big deal out of it. The glasses still seemed polarized, though. Look through them and polarized sunglasses at the same time and you get FREAKY rainbows! ^_^

Anyway, you simply can't do color 3D with red/blue glasses, and Nvidia's 3D vision glasses aren't R/B. I looked at pictures of them online, and they're kind of mirrored and slightly rainbowed, so I assume they're using some sort of polarization process, too.

If you're using old-fashioned R/B glasses and seeing 3D, you must be THE most suggestible person on earth! ^_^

Oh, and Nvidia are all *****es because they say they'll never do WinXP drivers for their 3D Vision, even though there's nothing technical stopping it from working. Can we say "marketing deal with Micro$oft?" Can we say "Bullcrap!"?
 
I just tried it on my old CRT monitor and with simple red/blue glasses that I got with my GF graphic card. Looks nice and adds more... depth to the game. :wink: Though I doubt I'll be playing with this option enabled all the time. It makes my eyes hurt. :razz:

Anyway, you simply can't do color 3D with red/blue glasses

Yes you can. I just saw it few minutes ago. The colors are however not as good as without 3D enabled, but they for sure are visible.
 
Here'sa pic of the type of glasses you should be looking for:

3d.jpg
 
Rhedd 说:
Why in the hell would having XP stop you from doing this? It's just a driver and a pair of glasses. (And no, 3d hasn't used red/blue lenses since the 70s! ^_^)

This sounds cool. I'll have to look into it!

Maybe because their is no support for XP and the feature? I have already researched it along with trying it on XP. Just so you know, drivers ARE only compatible with certain OS' so it makes even more sense that it wouldn't work with something. XP is getting less and less attention as people move on.
 
Rhedd 说:
Kalamar 说:
Red+Blue is what I use.

Sorry but the glasses you got from seeing Avatar don't work. =)
No way! How the heck is that supposed to work with a color picture??

See, 3D works by giving you two different pictures to look at at the same time. One picture is for your left eye, one for your right. The pictures are adjusted to mimic the parallax that occurs from actual distance. These pictures are combined by your brain and it seems like 3D.

Old black-and-white movies gave you a red picture and a blue picture, and then the red/blue lenses let each eye only see one of them. Combined, the R/B looked mostly B&W again. (Mostly)

Anything that's in color, however, obviously can't divide the picture into R/B channels and use glasses to shunt one channel to each eye, so in the early 80s they started using polarized lenses, instead. One lens was horizontally polarized, and the other vertically. Thus, COLOR 3D for the first time.

Avatar uses some fancy new technique. I don't know how it works, because I haven't heard it explained, but I know it's the first thing ever to use the technique because they made a big deal out of it. The glasses still seemed polarized, though. Look through them and polarized sunglasses at the same time and you get FREAKY rainbows! ^_^

Anyway, you simply can't do color 3D with red/blue glasses, and Nvidia's 3D vision glasses aren't R/B. I looked at pictures of them online, and they're kind of mirrored and slightly rainbowed, so I assume they're using some sort of polarization process, too.

If you're using old-fashioned R/B glasses and seeing 3D, you must be THE most suggestible person on earth! ^_^

Oh, and Nvidia are all *****es because they say they'll never do WinXP drivers for their 3D Vision, even though there's nothing technical stopping it from working. Can we say "marketing deal with Micro$oft?" Can we say "Bullcrap!"?

avatar uses this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RealD_Cinema
 
Unless nvidia fixed the problems with the newest drivers, I'd stay away from them, the new drivers fully stop the cooling fan causing your card to overheat to the point it where it doesn't work anymore.
 
Aright, but I'd of felt bad if I didn't post that and the next message was "WTH I followed the directions and now there's smoke coming out of my computer!!"
 
were is the download and info on it. Also this never got answered can i use my avatar 3d glases or not
 
orangeknite1 说:
were is the download and info on it. Also this never got answered can i use my avatar 3d glases or not
See reply #25.

This seems cool, but I have an ATi card so I can't try it out. :cry:
 
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