On Jan 31, 2009, at 5:50 PM, Ian Mallett wrote:
The maths for this are simple.
In OpenGL it's extremely doable realtime as well. 3D effects work
by parallax--the difference in position between your eyes. In
OpenGL, you can render the scene once in red, then again at an
offset and in blue. You can get a passable 3D effect this way.
I'd like to see some pygames with 3D.
Yes, for red-cyan type 3D glasses, it's trivially easy: take your
scene, render from the left and the right in color, and then subtract
all the red out of left view, and subtract all the green and blue
(cyan) from the right eye view. Add them together, and put on the
glasses with cyan (green-blue) lens over the left eye, red over the
right eye. (If you have blue or green left eye, they will also work,
but the color won't be as good.)
So for the ColorCode, render left and right in color, then subtract
blue from the left eye view, and yellow (red+green) from the right eye
view. Add them together, and then put the glasses on with left eye
"brown" and right eye blue.
Gee, that was easier than I thought.
