SV quirks
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The only time I have trouble with the pallettes on my 3D pics are when I
try to get the Haitex software to load the SV-generated image, using hte
M3D software. Is there another way to view these pics? I don't think that
thing multitasks (M3D) so I couldn't get to start up the glasses and then
pop back to a Silver display of the pic. What have I missed? (I tried
another one last night with the same result: one image is OK, and the other
has a messed up HAM pallette.) Waving a real glass Klein bottle at you,
I've been using Silver SV for some time. Use the IVIEW program (on Silver
disk, or in the Impulse library here). It allows viewing all resolutions,
including Stereo vision. Also, you can use the TSilverViewer (I think
that's what its called) to view your ANIMATIONS in SV. Pretty fun
stuff.–jp–
Karl,
The stereo picture files used by TS/SV and the Haitex 3D stuff is slightly
different. The Haitex stuff assumes that both images will have the same
palete and ignores the second image's palette. TS/SV allows a different
palette for each image. Use the IVIEW program to view TS/SV stereo images.
Phil Camp.
Uh, yeah! Like THOSE guys said…
I've had a few weird things happen with my Haitex software. It has some
real problems with actually MAKING 3-D pics. (Maybe I should send in the
long-lost registration card and see if they ever upgraded any of the
stuff!) In any case, I set their software aside and haven't tried viewing
my Silver 3-D with the Haitex software. I doubt if I will, now! (Except
maybe to see how munged up it looks!)
Well, I hear the Klein Bottle calling me again…I'm getting SICK of the
stupid thing! Tweaking it just isn't doing it. I think it's time for
something DRASTIC! I wonder what applying an angular texture to it will
do…
Robert