Do virtual 3D glasses work in Virtual Reality?
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- Опубліковано 5 кві 2023
- Found a neat new world in VRChat last night. Magic Eye Museum by Sly Boots. I love everything 3D and this was a totally fun place to check out.
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I love the old school transparency 3D dolphins ... Literally as you say "it doesn't show up well on the camera" you see the darn things moving around as you tilt and turn it ... 😂
now imagine entering VR while in VR
"Oh it explains it right here and I still have no clue" that's a mood
Had a good laugh at that point 😂
Aww man! That looks totally rad and something I definitely need to check out. Thanks for the awesome video Cooper!
I actually have one of those early 1900s stereoscopes! Exact same model. Those things are so cool, being able to see 3D images from the late 1800s to early 1900s. It's the closest thing to time travel you can get.
"A schooner IS a sailboat..."
If you enjoyed this so much you should check out a 3D movie in a VR headset. That's how I watch my collection of 3D Blu-rays that I bought and it's really cool.
Also I just tried this world and I think the Blue on the red blue glasses is a bit of a deeper shade than it's supposed to be. I think it's supposed to be a slightly lighter shade of blue to accommodate the cyan, and because it isn't the 3D on it looks slightly off.
...always needed to add a .txt file with the 3D movie file (containing split configuration) but then 3D media works perfectly in Big Screen. I still don't get why 3D TVs didn't make more use of the stereoscopic features and show two different 2D images at the same time. I remember using PiP as a kid so one of us could play games and the other could watch TV. We could've used 3D TVs but instead of each pair of glasses having one L and one R, each pair could show one channel to both eyes.
@@jamescarr229 I could never get my side by side rips to work properly in big screen. It always shows a full frame 2D image even though when I open the same file in VLC it shows the split. What I end up doing is just playing the file in VLC and then setting the desktop view to side by side 3D mode
@@chrisfratz you can add a text file with the same name as the movie with content:
{ "format": "3D" }
then it should play in Big Screen. Can also use "3DLR" to specifiy side-by-side, "3DLRF" for full-screen, "3DTB" for tob-bottom and "3DTBF" for tb full-screen,
My uncle has that device and has displayed it as part of his "Tech through the ages" display and its interesting the fundamentals haven't changed just the technology around it.
Holly wow ur avatar looks amazing I thought this video was an animation lol
Great find!
@ 00:54 is that a frickin bowling pin in that picture lol
Guess the creator lives up to their name, then! Very sly (and clever) indeed!
This is super cool
That last one with the 3D dolphins is based on a lenticular image. I've always loved those!
Lenticular images are just a few images combined with lens lines to show only one at a time. Holograms on the other side have many more "images", it's like having a lot of micro lenses each showing a point of one of the images, also known as a light field array. But old school holograms like that one don't use lenses. The principle is similar, but the creation and display use a completely different method. It etches a pattern result of the interference between the waves of a laser in different points of view. The video "making real holograms" show how to make them with lasers, and the video "handmade holograms are really weird" explains how to "hand draw" holograms with a compass, which can help explain how wavy patterns can create 3D images. Just imagine that a point, instead of an arc, it's a straight line of many many tiny arcs to avoid the warping.
Wow it's 3D inception.
Hey small tip, camera behaviour, smoothing.
this is great!!!! thanks for your cool world showcases!!! (also, could i get the song you used for the bgm? or is that part of the world? it's a banger!)
ES Oceanside by Night Particle House
@@Coopertom thank you!!!
Inception 3D!
It forgot about Cinerama ...
I always hated these things as a kid, they NEVER worked for me. Later when I went to college I think it was a psychology class I learned that it was possible that it has to do with the way people's brain processes these pictures.
fun fact about me im leagally blind from birth in my left eye so i cant see 3D
This seems incredibly redundant