Can anyone get any VR-chat program working in s3d?

I guess the problem is that they run in the web browser and so use Flash or Shockwave or whatever. Anyway, here's a link to some you can try if you want:

http://www.maidmarian.com/MOONBASE.htm

click on "Moon Base" and just choose a name for yourself. It seems like it's running in hardware mode but I can't get it to go 3d with iZ3d or TriDef even if I start the browser in the TriDef Launch window. Oh well, it's not that great anyway. Click the arrow on the bottom when you want to quit it.

--- iondrive ---

well, I prefer to use minoru3d-minoru3d video calls

I've always wished Second Life would render in stereo, that would be awesome. HMD head-tracking would be the icing on the cake.
Here's the (sort-of) feature request that has been hanging around for three years:
http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-2972

Although there used to be an anaglyph version of SL available, it became out-of-date and therefore incompatible with the servers.

Vuzix also released a version that worked with the VR920, but it was no good at all.

It looks like people have managed to get SL working (to some extent) with stereo drivers though:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=487&p=1767&hilit=second+life#p1767

Hi all,

I wonder if anyone is willing to try to get this MMORPG running in s3d at this point in time? If so, try the SherwoodDungeon MMO:
http://www.maidmarian.com/home.html

I remember playing this in interlaced mode so I know it used to work but I forgot if it was OpenGL or directX9 or below. I was using old-school drivers and was surprised to see this work in a browser window. I can't test it myself now since my main gaming rig is offline for maintenance and this laptop I'm on has only a geforce-2. I guess it's not important. Oh wait, that is unless this website decided to have something similar as a VR-chat place. Maybe people would just kill each other. That would suck. Or maybe not.

later,

--- iondrive ---

I've always entertained the idea of a 3D chat system, where your "avatar" was created from the specs of your PC, and those specs then detailed a spacecraft. So beefier rigs ended up as cooler looking starcraft. Certain brands could be attached to engines, or capabilities, for your craft. Gotta dream I guess:)