Thanks for reminding. I did find out about them. The thing is, quality (not only sharpness of picture, overall orientation on the "sucks-amazing" axis) varies greatly in youtube, and it's often hard to find more than a handful of connected videos unless you know exactly what you're looking for.

That said, the warthog jump video from halo is great


If you've only been trying it for today, that still isn't saying anything. they were pretty fuzzy for me for a long time too (~a week at least), but once I got used to it, my eyes started just snapping into the "alternate focus" with the pictures overlapped in the center.

Iirc there is an option in toribash to be able to view it with 3d glasses. Can't remember what it is though (I hope this is what the topic is about, don't really understand it ;p)

Thing is that was for gmod and they had a script to do it so you can play in 3d but none of the links work I think I'll just get 3d glasses for the computer less eye straiun lol

3-d glasses (those with two different colour lenses) do work, but the downside is that either the colors are somewhat misplaced in the picture or the picture has to be black and white, since the system relies on one eye seeing colours that the other doesn't.

There are also systems that work with polarized light, but there are no household applications of that because polarized light isn't that simple to make in a way that's suitable for 3D picture projection. Water reflections are polarized, but that doesn't really work here, especially since you'd need to have two polarizations at a 90 degree angle to each other (good luck getting water to reflect so that it's surface is vertical...)

oh I meant the ones that you like plug into the computer and its for games. I dont like the 2 colored ones everything still looks red and blue with them on the clear ones are better but it makes things darker and bluryer

hmmh... never heard of those (the two color thing was about iPingu's post btw)... link?