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Sterescopic Daz possible?

dxlee38_3879dda43fdxlee38_3879dda43f Posts: 22
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

Would it be worth the pain of figuring out how to run my two quadro m4000 cards with two different drivers so I could use a stereoscopic monitor to manipulate Daz Studio in 3D? The Old Nvidia 3D Vision drivers are discontinued but available. The old 3D monitors are available, etc. Can I run two different GPU drivers and daz? Can an old Nividia driver run Studio? And can Studio display a stereoscopic viewport? Seems like it would be handy for alignment purposes.

The other option is to output out to a Samung 3D TV I have. As a work-around for obsolete Nivida 3D drivers, there's  geo-11, which seems to be a new 3D driver that is a replacement for 3D Vision for DX11. The text on the tin says "It runs on current drivers, and in fact any drivers.  It has no requirement for any NVidia software, and it has been shown to run on AMD cards."

Any thoughts on this?

Comments

  • DrunkMonkeyProductionsDrunkMonkeyProductions Posts: 1,196

    AFAIK, ti's not possible to have different drivers for gpus.

    The rest i can't help, as 3d t.vs make me wanna hurl when i try to use them.

     

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,442

    I wasted money quite a few years ago on Nvidia shutter glasses because none of my numerous monitors had the refresh rate needed

    now I only need cross my eyes or focus past with duel viewports offset by left and right eye cameras 

    some of my programs even do stereo pairs natively (Octane render 4 Carrara, iClone, Twinmotion)

    I guess D|S with 2 viewports and linked cameras could too, at least using Filament 

    (not tried)

  • dxlee38_3879dda43fdxlee38_3879dda43f Posts: 22

    Well, I tried shrinking Daz down until I could cross view a stereoscopic image. But then the view is too small to fix anything. So that's too marginal. 

     

  • dxlee38_3879dda43fdxlee38_3879dda43f Posts: 22

    OK. Solved the display of images problem anyway. Guess I'll live with a 2D Studio. At least I can display 3D images I render from Daz Studio. Likely movies too. 

    For those with a 3D TV (niche anyone?) here's how to display your stereo images on it:

    Notes on StereoMovie Maker FF (free)

    TLDR: Set Samsung 3D TV to 3D. Set to SDS. Turn Active glasses on and sync signal. Set TV to movie view look.

    On Windows 11 (and likely 10 and so on), Load StereoMovie Maker FF (Acts a still image player). Load a SBS (side by side) .jpg. That will be a left and right view on a single jpg. Drag to Samsung TV screen. Maximize window.

    Test image that works: 28.8 MB. 8652 px X 7000 px. Looks good. Big file. May handle larger files. So my advice is not too worry about your file size.

     

     

     

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