AW: Perfly Stereo

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Ettelt Eugen (Eugen.Ettelt++at++kmweg.de)
Fri, 5 Nov 1999 12:31:31 +0100

Try perfly with the -c2 option in order to have to channels. In one channel
you will see the left eye image, in the other channel the right eye image.
The stereo offset you can also choose. In the option "-H x,y,z" the z-value
defines the offset (i.e. the distance between the eye points). If z == 0,
both channels show the same image.

Please don't forget to inform me about problems with that options -c and -H.

By, eugen

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> Hello,
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> I am currently searching a version of OpenGL Perfly that is capable of
> displaying 3D scenes in stereo mode. I remember that there was a version
> of IRIS GL perfly called "sfly" that accomplished this task.
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> Any hints are appreciated
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> Christian
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