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Opengl games

Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 6:28 am
by wuhlei
how do you play quake2 and doom3 in S3D? and do you have to pay extra for opengl support?

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 7:00 am
by yuriythebest
won't be possible on iz3d since it's only for quad buffer openGL. will work on oldschool nvidia drivers and perhaps on the latest 3d vision drivers also not sure if they added it already used to be just directx also.

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 7:43 am
by UndeadD3vi1
New 3D Vision drivers do not support OpenGL unless you have a Quadro (Workstation) card.

I'm also hoping to play Doom 3 in Stereo 3D eventually.

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 7:45 am
by yuriythebest
UndeadD3vi1 wrote:New 3D Vision drivers do not support OpenGL unless you have a Quadro (Workstation) card.

I'm also hoping to play Doom 3 in Stereo 3D eventually.
hi It's easy to softeare mod your card to make it a "fake" quadro. use google

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 7:47 am
by Likay
It also works using the old school way (winxp,7900 and 91.31 to 162.50stereo). Unfortunately the NeurOk (IZ3D) option in the old nvidia driver doesn't work with the iz3d and opengl (directx is fine). Opengl works great with shutters and dual projector rig though. There's quite some anomalies but most of the time the games are enjoyable (or not, pick a choice...)
My personal fave has to be Prey though. Awesome game!

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 2:42 pm
by martinlandau
Likay wrote:It also works using the old school way (winxp,7900 and 91.31 to 162.50stereo). Unfortunately the NeurOk (IZ3D) option in the old nvidia driver doesn't work with the iz3d.
Why does the iz3d driver not work with the iz3d monitor, I am confused. Can you elaborate?

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 3:13 pm
by wuhlei
yuriythebest wrote:
UndeadD3vi1 wrote:New 3D Vision drivers do not support OpenGL unless you have a Quadro (Workstation) card.

I'm also hoping to play Doom 3 in Stereo 3D eventually.
hi It's easy to softeare mod your card to make it a "fake" quadro. use google
I tried the software mod it only works on the 3 pin quadro shutter unless you use the old driver or linux for dual input/3pin shutter and the software mod doesn't work in linux.

martinlandau wrote:
Likay wrote:It also works using the old school way (winxp,7900 and 91.31 to 162.50stereo). Unfortunately the NeurOk (IZ3D) option in the old nvidia driver doesn't work with the iz3d.
Why does the iz3d driver not work with the iz3d monitor, I am confused. Can you elaborate?
Hes saying IZ3D Monitor does not work with the Nvidia stereoscopic driver.
yuriythebest wrote:won't be possible on iz3d since it's only for quad buffer openGL. will work on oldschool nvidia drivers and perhaps on the latest 3d vision drivers also not sure if they added it already used to be just directx also.
All ID software games support quad buffer opengl. quake 2, 3, 4 and doom3.
vr920 supports quake4 but it looks bad and you cant adjust the settings in the game. The only way to change the settings is by editing the config and I have no idea what each setting does. lol

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 3:21 pm
by martinlandau
Is it only the 22 inch monitor it does not work with? There are other 2lcd sandwich solutions besides just iz3d. nuvision also did modula angulo,

http://www.3dmovielist.com/3dhdtvs.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

And the older iz3d monitors that were smaller. WHy did nvidia even put in a neurok option if it never worked with any iz3d or modula angulo devices? still confused.

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 4:39 pm
by Likay
martinlandau wrote:
Likay wrote:It also works using the old school way (winxp,7900 and 91.31 to 162.50stereo). Unfortunately the NeurOk (IZ3D) option in the old nvidia driver doesn't work with the iz3d.
Why does the iz3d driver not work with the iz3d monitor, I am confused. Can you elaborate?
I have no clue why the neurok option refuses to work with opengl and older nvidiastereo (directx works fine and had at the time excellent support). Since nvidia at the time didn't have any competitor reagrding stereo it's probably a bug. Image

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 6:17 pm
by cybereality
Yeah, at some point Nvidia just quietly dropped OpenGL support. Probably got a fat check from Bill Gates.

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 9:07 pm
by UndeadD3vi1
cybereality wrote:Yeah, at some point Nvidia just quietly dropped OpenGL support. Probably got a fat check from Bill Gates.
OpenGL got droped and Windows Vista/Seven forced for Consumer S3D users. Anyone who doesn't agree with you works for M$. :lol:

I'm getting seriously worried though, iz3D need the OpenGL support pretty urgently now because of ID Software's upcoming releases. (FYI, I expect nVidia to add OpenGL support again when these games come out!)

Edit: I'm talking about Wolfenstein

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Thu Jul 30, 2009 2:57 am
by wuhlei
cybereality wrote:Yeah, at some point Nvidia just quietly dropped OpenGL support. Probably got a fat check from Bill Gates.
nvidia's new stereo drivers doesn't support opengl?

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Thu Jul 30, 2009 4:59 am
by Likay
Just for clarifying (edited post above as well).
The old nvidiastereodrivers do have an option for NeurOk 3d which is the same as the IZ3D.
The NeurOk option does NOT work with opengl for some reason. I think it's a bug though since dx works with the iz3d and opengl works with other viewer options, well: at least shutters and dual vga...

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Thu Jul 30, 2009 6:30 pm
by cybereality
wuhlei wrote:nvidia new stereo drivers doesn't support opengl?
Nope. I was so upset too. I really wanted to see the Nvidia Dawn demo in S3D (it was "patched" if you know what I mean...).

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 3:48 am
by wuhlei
That's strange most of the professional software is in opengl.

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 6:30 am
by yuriythebest
wuhlei wrote:That's strange most of the professional software is in opengl. So i guess nvidia doesn't have any plans to port stereo support to macs.
as far as I'm aware Nvidia 3d doesn't even support windowed apps

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 9:57 am
by Likay
Opengl is more versatile as programming language but also makes it more difficult to in an "easy" way to translate into stereoscopic content like directx. This simply because there are many if not unlimited ways to show 3d-models in opengl. On the other hand it should be quite easy to implement native stereo-3d in opengl (same for directx though).

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 7:17 pm
by Okta
Isnt there a dx opengl wrapper that might work?

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 10:10 am
by Likay
Those i tried only worked to some degree with the small programs that came with the wrappers. Still no go for something as complex as prey, doom3 or quake. This was quite some time ago and i don't know if the situation has changed.

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 10:53 am
by rajkosto
the new wolfenstein is d3d, people

Re: Opengl games

Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2010 6:06 pm
by gravity360
I've got to put this out there. Those people that are looking to do Quadbuffering, try googling 'softmod "your card" to "quad buffer card"

For instance, a 8800 GTS can be softmodded to run as a quadro4800 i believe. You can also do this with ATI cards. For instance, you can softmod the drivers EID so that a 3870 is actually picked up as a FireGL card.