Tell me if you want the "depth/"pop-out" factor increased.

Let me know what you think!

This was done completely with open source software!

jdb2


EDIT: Updated video! Audio now working. I also increased the 3D depth/parallax a bit.

Sorry! Virtualdub is retarded and couldn't decode the source file AAC audio... I'll be uploading a new video with audio soon.

jdb2

Stupid question: Do I need glasses/a 3D monitor to view this correctly?

"Sduh!" :D

Watching 3D on PC requires 120hz monitor and them glasses.

Like anyone is going to buy Crysis 3 anyways.

I gave $60.00 to Crytek, I want to at least voice my opinions freely under my freedom of speech. I am not breaking any rules. Just disappointed in Crytek.

Also, EA doesn't pay Crytek to do anything that doesn't make them money, so I won't be getting banned.

czzplnm, either comment about the game, or gtfo.

I will probably buy the key, like last time.

EDIT:Cry-Tom,Cry-Adam please ban this user, he is only spamming with retarded comments.

Yes, :) unless you can stare cross-eyed in just the right way for 2 minutes. ;) ( if you've been smoking the plant then you can probably already see the 2D version in 3D and you're probably already cross-eyed -- the 3D version must look 4D! ;) )

If you have a 3D-monitor or 3d-TV then you'll need whatever glasses came with it, most likely active shutter glasses. For 3D monitors meant for PCs, usually they'll have a 3D transmitter built in and you just need Nvidia 3D Vision Glasses or you might need a Nvidia 3D Vision Kit.

But, if you don't have any of the above, you can still watch it with red-cyan analglyph 3D glasses such as these http://www.rainbowsymphonystore.com/pro-x-anaglyph-3d-glasses.html or magenta-green ones like these http://www.rainbowsymphonystore.com/magenta-green-proview-3d-glasses.html. All of the above can be found on Amazon.com if you don't want to buy direct.

jdb2

I think it requires 3D more so than 120Hz. Plenty of 120Hz labeled TVs are natively 60 Hz. Those two specs just often go together.

Thanks for the response. I can't enjoy this compilation of 3Dness :(

I've added a second video and cranked up the parallax/depth to the max.



Tell me what you think.

jdb2

If it's 120Hz then all you need is an Nvidia 3D Vision Kit, assuming your monitor is HDMI or DVI-DL compatible.

If not, you can use red-cyan or blue-magenta analglyph 3D glasses, which are passive, and whose "lenses" just consist of two differently colored pieces of plastic or glass. Cheap ones are commonly made with a paper frame. All you have to do is change the 3D viewing mode in the Youtube video to the correct analglyph glasses type.

jdb2