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Re: Good games for stereoscopic mode?

3 posts by 3 people · 09 Nov 2000 - 10 Nov 2000 05:52 UTC

Ivar Sandstad <[email hidden]> wrote: > I just recently bought ELSA Revelator 3D glasses and are looking > for good 3D racing sims. I am using Wicked3D Eyescream shutterglasses (no longer sold, but still decent drivers support) along with a Voodoo5 5500 on a Athlon@1050. > I have tried and found: > Rally Championship 2000 - very good.Excellent stuff, indeed. Especially in bumper mode. > GPL produces strange tires and cockpit.I assume that you are using D3D mode (given that AFAIK the Elsa glasses only work with Nvidia products). Your problem sounds familiar with one i had in Glide mode before i used the Glide wrapper used to change mirror rate and such. Did you try running GPL in 640*480? > SCGT Ok but not a major enhancement over 2DStrange. This is one that gives excellent depth perception, IMHO. Havent played it for a while, though. If you have performance troubles, try switching off all overlays (speedometer and such). > Anyone have experience with these or other games or necessary HW > to get decent FPS rate?GP500: Great, with an impressive helmet cam. The bright track borders pose some ghosting problems. Colin McRae Rally: Excellent. Love it with resolution override (a neat feature provided by the stereovision drivers) in 1280*1024 with AA. The uniform brightness of the wilderness one is driving through (no dark tarmac or white lines) minimizes ghosting. The cars look particulary gorgeous. NFS: Porsche Unleashed: The best of them all. Jaw-dropping. NFS4: No-go. Re-volt: No-go. Supposed to be working with the Relevator glasses. GP3: Would be good....BUT: The mirros are drawn in an utterly wrong place and orientation. Anyone found a way to turn them off entirely? F1-2000: very good once you get rid of the mirrors (who needs them in offline play, anyway?). DTR/DTRSC: work perfectly well, but dirt ovals arent my cup of tea. > Ivar Greetings, Andreas -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Worueber man nicht reden kann, darueber muss man schweigen."(Wittgenstein) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Andreas Kroell alias [email hidden]
Ivar Sandstad 09 Nov 2000 14:13 UTC#222191
I just recently bought ELSA Revelator 3D glasses and are looking for good 3D racing sims. I have tried and found: Rally Championship 2000 - very good. GPL produces strange tires and cockpit. SCGT Ok but not a major enhancement over 2D Anyone have experience with these or other games or necessary HW to get decent FPS rate? Ivar
kb 10 Nov 2000 05:52 UTC#222150
I'm running stereoscopic with AsusV7700 Deluxe, Celeron 2 633 oc'ed to 952MHz, 384Meg RAM: - Nascar Heat: excellent, good depth perception, all 3d objects i.e. no artifacts. - GPL: when run in D3D stereo mirrors have serious problem with solid black cross hatch rendering mirrors unusable. Welcome any help to fix. May need a patch. - Rally Championship: Excellent outdoor scenery rendered. All 3D objects ie no artifacts. Excellent depth design/perception. Cockpit design are sloppy and does not show good stereoscopic effect. ie. no separation. - NFS Porshe unleashed: beautiful scenery but not as well integrated as RC. IMO. However I only looked at the demo of Normandie track. -Midtown Madness 2: Very good stereo. Metro scene. A drastic change from RC and NFS PU scenicroute. No artifacts. Fun. -F1 2000: I can't get rid of the fishnet fence texture "swimming" cause eye-ache. Scenery is mediocre at best. Car shape are all out of whack. Poor stereo effect. Hope this helps. kb

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