Ok. Let's try this one more time
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 Made with Sprite Simple. Load the pic,hit the Anaglyph button and adjust the contrast. As Simple as that... Now, if anyone doesn't understand why someone might want to do this, well, I'd have to say a picture speaks a thousand words. A few more touches and I'll put Sprite Simple back in the toolbox. Thank you for your patience and your time. DOG |
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| Now, if anyone doesn't understand why someone might want to do this, well, I'd have to say a picture speaks a thousand words. Because it gives you an excuse to post soft porn on a programming forum? If that's not it then, I dunno. |
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| All I see is some long-haired bloke trying to suffocate two copies of Blitz3D with a bikini top. Poor little Blitz3D puppies - "puki" will save you. |
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| No, that is NOT pornography of any sort. The post is about the anaglyph filter used to create the image. |
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| doesn't really work though. I have anaglyph glasses and it looks awful |
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| I guess the original picture looks great |
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| It works but is still one dimensional so not very impressive. I'm working on the depth map function which ought to give it dimension. Thanks for the comments. |
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| Sure you can't see 3D when you are using the same image for both eyes. BUT Blitz would offer you an easy way to render 2 cameras, one for each eye. You could even use one of those "babe.3ds" Meshes, but I guess this wasn't the point. |
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| No, this is from my sprite program. So it's all 2d. Seems like I should be able to get better 3d though. |
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