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From: chasman@athena.mit.edu (David Chasman)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics,comp.graphics.visualization
Subject: 3-D StereoScopic Visualization Tools.
Keywords: 3-D visualization
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Date: 30 Apr 91 15:28:16 GMT
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Hi,
I'm looking for two things - and I've seen it done.

(1) I need a tool for a color workstation which will make 3-D pictures -
    i.e. if I look at the picture with 3-D glasses  my brain will believe
    I'm seeing 3-D stuff.

(2) A tool which will make these into a pair of slides, so that when
    I put up two slightly different slides generated by the program,
    and when you look at the slides - a 3-D effect is created.

    I have a Silicon Graphics machine available, so if you have stuff
    that is written for the SGI graphics this is best.  Otherwise something
    which is written for X-windows would be nice.


	Thankyou in Advance.

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