Gsdx-3D: Stereoscopy Patch

[e-ghost]

It is no longer updated, but it does work. Just use the latest version. The one thing is they don't even sell licenses anymore. However, on their forum there is an answer for that too. It's sort of borderline for here so I won't mention it directly – just search around. I wouldn't mention it at all, except for the fact that they allow it on their (e.g. IZ3D's) official forum.

Got what you mean!

[Innuendo]

Bump.

It would be great if anyone could make a more fresh version.

Anyone?

[NoZart]

I am quite interested in that as well. Great Effort!

[masterotaku]

I thought about trying to add a frame sequential mode (the mode 3D Vision needs, even if by itself it wouldn't trigger 3D Vision, which can be done with driver profiles, although it may not synchronize). I looked at the patch of this modified GSdx plugin with the intention of maybe adding it to a current GSdx build, saw almost 11000 lines of code changes, and almost died (not literally).

It surpasses by an infinite margin what I had in mind. Ahem, I should go back to porting texture packs or other simpler things   .

[NoZart]

I thought about trying to add a frame sequential mode (the mode 3D Vision needs, even if by itself it wouldn't trigger 3D Vision, which can be done with driver profiles, although it may not synchronize). I looked at the patch of this modified GSdx plugin with the intention of maybe adding it to a current GSdx build, saw almost 11000 lines of code changes, and almost died (not literally).

It surpasses by an infinite margin what I had in mind. Ahem, I should go back to porting texture packs or other simpler things   .

NO YOU SHOULDN'T! You go and make 3D, or it's to bed without dinner!!!!
just kidding

if you or some other brave soul dives into that code, PLS keep the standard SBS/OU mode - that would enable us to play on our TVs without using the godawful 3d tv play software which limits to 720p and has worse upscaling than the first xbox....

[CHRONOMASTER]

Hello Everyone,

I have ported under moon's 3D patch to the release version of
PCSX2 1.4.0 and GSdx (20160105132032) AVX, AVX2, SSE2, SSSE3, and SSE4.

Only tested AVX using Direct3D11 so far. Playing PS2 games on my Oculus Rift CV1 in 3D is stunning.

I like playing it in Half-SBS Left/Right mode using Virtual Desktop in the Home Theater environment.


In addition of the port, I have added a Stereo Mode selector in the Plugin Settings.

Also, I have fixed a bug that crashes PCSX2 when you enter a battle in the game Grandia III.


The only current issue that I have seen is where the left eye (viewport)
will occasionally turn black for less than 100ms.


Enjoy, and please leave feedback.

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Compiled GSdx3D DLLs.

  GSdx-20160105132032(base)-3D-v1.0b.zip (Size: 1,73 MB / Downloads: 2.369)

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This file is only for patching source code. Not usable by the standard user.

  GSdx3D_Patch_1.0b.zip (Size: 60,58 KB / Downloads: 643)

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[drowhunter]

Awesome!! Its a shame that the pcsx2 guys wont include this into the official build,

1 Question though how do i adjust the separation while playing is there a shortcut key

the default setting is too far apart for me

also if you could add a short cut to toggle the 3d on and off please.

Again awesome work dude.


Nevermind i found the readme.txt that has the instructions with the original version, perhaps you should include that in your zip

[Samus]

How do you adjust separation? I'm playing Dragon Quest 8 and MGS 3 and I get a black squares and glitches appearing in my left eye sight.

[CK1]

You probably won't get any help here as this plugin isn't in development anymore. The changes to GSdx are most likely causing the graphical anomalies you are seeing.

If you try searching the forums, you may be able to find previous documentation or some other guide that may help

[CHRONOMASTER]

Samus,

Stereo Separation can be controlled by using the + - keys on the NumPad that most keyboards have.

I'm looking into glitches that happen in the left viewport but lets leave it at that for now.
There is 26,283 lines of code over 32 source files.
The time I can allocate to understanding under moon's code is limited.