I wanted to demonstrate what could be done with Second Life and 3D stereo rendering. So grab those anaglyph (red / cyan) glasses. Crank the system up to ‘HD’ and ‘Full Screen’ and enjoy AM Radio’s seminal installation ‘The Far Away’ – as you have never seen it before… www.get-real.sl http Enjoy.
Using the IZ3D anaglyphic Driver, it is possible to view emulated games through 3D glasses. The Driver (which is Windows only) can be found here: www.iz3d.com Played on Project 64 using Jabo’s Direct3D8 1.6 plugin. Recorded using Camstudio. I came, I played, I sucked. I know, I’m not very good at this game, but I’ve only played it for a few days. I meant this to be a tech demo. Of course, red-cyan glasses are required for this video(although the driver also allows yellow-blue). The music is “The Dark Side of Phobos” by Daniel Baranowsky, and can be found at doom.ocremix.org. As I couldn’t record audio without slowdown, this has to do for now.