Hermann,
Great. I'm a stereo enthusiast too. Stereo is why I started doing
POV-Ray. I also would be more interested in output as JPS for
use with LCS glasses than anaglyph output.

Do you know of SAB's stereo patch?

http://sabix.etdv.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/sabpov/

It does something similar to what you describe. I tried it but saw
some artifacts in textures, and then POV 3.5 came along and the
patch is for 3.1g. Doing two renders is fine, but the render
time savings from shared data between left-right renders, would really
make your patch worth the effort.

How do you approach the stereo window?

Harold Baize
  http://www.3dculture.com/bm3d




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> Hi all,
>
> last weeks, I did a new patch for POV-ray and now it's almost done.
>
> It enables POV-ray, to trace stereoscopic images in one pass.
>
> Mainly I did it for my own home use, but now I am considering
> to share it / make it publicaly available.
>
>
> Please tell me, if there is any interest in such a patch.
> Should I go ahead and post more details, what it does and
> what it's good for?
> If there is some interest, I would put some images and
> texts on a webpage somewhere. And, of course, I will
> publish the patch (and/or provide a windows/vc6
> build in some way, maybe per emal at request.).
> I myself consider it beta in "works for me"
> state (with a few known minor problems)
>
>
> Hermann Vosseler
>

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