FSX 3d

[jerehealy]

To view the following images I recommend locating a pair of classic stereoscopic 3d glasses as shown in the image bellow !!!!!!



I found myself updating my nvidia graphics card this afternoon and as with most of the nvidia graphics cards it comes with this beautiful little utility to which I found my self playing with, with such a surprising result as well I thought it only of respect and loyalty to share my findings with the NZFF community.

The following are from the cockpit of the Bell 212 from Cera sim in and around NZNP








The following are from the Carenado Beech craft b1900 in and around NZNP


























Now understand that all these images are raw straight from fsx and don't get me wrong the effect is brilliant and it looks great but while doing this test I found it was easy to become disorientated and I found that if its a desire to the colour or a desire to the sharpness of the gauges and labels then this defiantly isn't something you will want to try. I also found it was extremely hard to locate the active zone for buttons and switches, which proved quite problematic in the helicopter on start up or even switching on the seatbelt lights in the beech to which I just gave up.I also found it had a minor effect on my frame rates but nothing too drastic. I was well impressed with it all that I will probably adventure into it again in the future as I figure there are probably plenty more options and preferences to play with but for now I think I will stick with flight sims dynamic 3d world as it exists with out the fog of red and blue.

[Ian Warren]

And to think people complain about the fuzzy wuzzies , not sure were you would get a pair of 3D glass's from , Ive had a GTX750-2GB graphics card in the last week , it did not come with those funky glass

[jerehealy]

QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Jun 22 2014,9:34 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

And to think people complain about the fuzzy wuzzies , not sure were you would get a pair of 3D glass's from , Ive had a GTX750-2GB graphics card in the last week , it did not come with those funky glass

I know what you mean mine didn't come with glasses either how ever its a way for nvidia to maximise profit. I took the cheap option and ended up by dragging my pair out of an old book that was sitting around.

[Ian Warren]

Well I guess I could always get a strip of blue and red plastic celophane and tape it on a pair of safety glass's .. think 64 bucks is a little steep to check out your screens

[jerehealy]

QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Jun 22 2014,10:18 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well I guess I could always get a strip of blue and red plastic celophane and tape it on a pair of safety glass's .. think 64 bucks is a little steep to check out your screens

spending 64 bucks wouldn't even do. those glasses are set up more like your 3d tvs are. You couldn't even use a simple pair of 3d glasses from a cinema for some reason nvidia likes to make things difficult and applies different technology and have for some reason kept the old age discovery glasses a thing similar to that of the ones you would receive in the mail if you purchased a pay to view program that featured in 3d. the cellophane trick would work as well.

I tried to over lay a a red and blue pane over the images in photo shop but it as well didn't provide an obvious answer.