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== 3D Glass Method Terminology == | == 3D Glass Method Terminology == | ||
=== Anaglyph === | === Anaglyph === | ||
Anaglyph 3D uses passive glasses with colored lenses to filter out certain colors on one eye and other colors on the other. The game itself renders once for each eye, with things not at screen depth being rendered. Without the glasses, you'll usually see doubling in the glasses colors. This system is cheap, and fairly effective, though some color quality is lost. | Anaglyph 3D uses passive glasses with colored lenses to filter out certain colors on one eye and other colors on the other. The game itself renders once for each eye, with things not at screen depth being rendered. Without the glasses, you'll usually see doubling in the glasses colors. This system is cheap, and fairly effective, though some color quality is lost. | ||
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== Tri-Def == | == Tri-Def == | ||
Tri-Def is a | Tri-Def is a paid software that can convert games and other programs that output 2D into stereoscopic 3D for supported monitors. | ||
=== Advantages === | === Advantages === | ||