Stereoscopic display in viewport

rbeann_3771967b79

i posted about the subject sometime ago and i got a response that the option was'nt available. i tried the Ai assistant in Daz6 and the response was the same. I tried the Ai prompt in Google search and I got a favorable response. It involves the use of the SDK. However I've never used the SDK to create anything. I'm not sure if that option is a must have or wish they were something like that available to many users. I saw that available in Maxon Cinema 4D and Blender. 

WendyLuvsCatz

if you are keen, you can have a split viewport, offset one and focus your eyes to merge the images into a 3D view 

can parent 2 cameras to a null and manipulate the null to move around 

not an answer I know

I am certain someone could build an actual plugin but nobody has

I have it in Octane 4 Carrara (split view or red/cyan for glasses) but don't use it

rbeann_3771967b79

WendyLuvsCatz said:

if you are keen, you can have a split viewport, offset one and focus your eyes to merge the images into a 3D view 

can parent 2 cameras to a null and manipulate the null to move around 

not an answer I know

I am certain someone could build an actual plugin but nobody has

I have it in Octane 4 Carrara (split view or red/cyan for glasses) but don't use it

Hi Wendy, thanks for the suggestions. I've tried those methods before. Pretty interesting and good eye muscle training and coordination. I've downloaded the SDK and I've been familiarizing myself with it along with some imput from basic Ai. Wish me luck. Cheers...

WendyLuvsCatz

I have no idea about coding so wish you luck too

it definitely could be done, mamy programs have this feature including Twinmotion which I use a lot

(though not in stereoscopic view, for me personally unless I owned an Occulus Rift or other viewer which are supported, it is not something comfortable to use.)

another great thing about Twinmotion which I wish DAZ had is the ability to WASD through a scene in a game mode with surface footsteps sounds and player physics, it's built using Unreal Engine and Free from Epic Games if you are interested.