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From: bkuo@girtab.usc.edu (Benjamin Kuo)
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Subject: Re: 3D games on the Mac
Summary: Plans...
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Date: 16 Jan 91 04:01:05 GMT
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John, I'll see if I can post those again, or I'll actually mail you the
"new" design (MUCH easier to build).

The synching of the glasses basically involves toggling the DTR on the
modem or serial ports, which is SIMPLE (I believe it is just a quick
changing of the Ser mode, 1 line). The glasses themselves are plugged into
an interface with a stereo plug. The glasses do not show an image, they
only toggle opaque/clear.

It works with ANY mac (any machine, for that matter), either the modem or
printer port, conceivably the ADB port...

I know what it's like to have half-baked projects (most of my programming!),
you're way ahead of most of us in that game.

Benjamin Kuo