stereoscopic?

[Lardarse]

There's an anaglyph quake.

DarkPlaces can do that, I forget the cvar names though. It can do either red-green, red-blue, or red-cyan.

[gnounc]

lol yeah i saw that

Theres also an ascii quake and a magic eye quake.

Thx

[gulliver-trans]

There's an anaglyph quake.

[gnounc]

With everything thats built into Quake to begin with, I don't think it would be that hard, but I cant afford a helmet yet.

[gnounc]

Thx : ) I figured most would. Yeah my dream is to have a head tracking HMD (vr headset) and have a quake setup with location aware sounds, and stereoscopic processing.
I want to add eyetrackers to the HMD and have the game zoom in when your retina gets bigger (tries to focus) and adjust a bit when your eyes look around.
Then have a vr gun that tracks, and recoils when you shoot.

I gotta buy the stupid helmet first.

[Phenom]

I need to get a pair of those! and some surround sound headphones!

[Frenzy]

haha that's nuts, never even knew Quake was capable like that

[=peg=]

DarkPlaces has this feature as well.. i tried it.. it does work, kinda, but its only fun for about 5 minutes.. worth a try tho if you happen to have them filter glasses..

[Baker]

WinQuake or maybe even DOSQuake supported 3d glasses (according to the docs).

FitzQuake has some sort of r_stereo cvar that I guess does this.

If this is what you are talking about ... I've never seriously tried either so I don't know how well it does/doesn't work.

[gnounc]

Do any of the major clients support stereoscopic processing?