Anyway, it's a really cool way to get a nice 3D effect, and I think you'll have your minds blown, if you watch the above video. Since Godot is totally free software, and looking at youtube videos, one needs to really tweak the settings, to get the right look, not sure if the distance between the two side-by-side cameras is individual, so maybe there should be a setting, for this. If you try and get some of these glasses, they look like this, watch the youtube video, I think you'll agree, the effect is stunning, for such a low cost. Since this works really well, and is a super-cheap way for people to experience 3D, I was hoping you could make a special AnaglyphCamera3D, it require two cameras nearly side-by-side, and over-laying the two perspectives, seen it done, in a shader, but since this is very, very cheap, as in 10 - 12 dollars, for TWO glasses, it seems a fitting way, for people to have a bit of silly fun, with 3D in Godot, and doesn't require a special monitor, projector, or polarized screen. But, that movie, and a few other on youtube look REALLY good, even better than the 3D movies, except for the slight tinge effect, towards yellow, greenish, from the colored glass. If you have the time, or so, try and get some red-cyan 3D glasses, and watch this movie, it's really amazing, really cool. One can also download SBS 3D movies, and play them in VLC player, and there's the movie 3D effect. The cost of such glasses are 10 - 12 dollars, for two pairs, and they work on ALL monitors, and TV's, connected with a cable, also. I was wondering if Godot could maybe get a setting, to turn on anaglyph 3D rendering, looks like this image. I thought the 3D effect would be really bad, but after watching a 3D anaglyph movie, on youtube, it is as good, or better, than the cinema, but many or, some of the videos, are not so good. The last two require a special screen, but anaglyph glasses work, right away, on any standard monitor. Well, I've been wanting for a cheap, reliable, hardware-independent way, of making the 3D effect, like on 3D tv's, and it turns out there are anaglyph glasses, passive polarized glasses, and active shutter 3D glasses. ĭescribe the problem or limitation you are having in your project: A Tomb Raider game, now also have Oculus Quest 2 VR head-set, and got some red-cyan 3D glasses.

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