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Subject: Re: Stereotek glasses
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Date: Tue, 24-Feb-87 03:38:16 EST
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Posted: Tue Feb 24 03:38:16 1987
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[me:]
>> Stereo Tek 3D glasses, [...]
>>use liquid crystal shutters in lightweight glasses to present alternate
>>screen frames to the right and left eyes, repectively, giving 3d
>>[...]the Amiga. Anyone out there know what kind of hardware hacks might be
>>necessary?

[George Robbins:]
>No hardware hack would be needed, just some programming to switch bit-plane
>pointers and a control line between frames.

Could you expand a bit? Where would it plug into the Amiga? And what was
that about a "control line" ?
	Doug