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He named them correctly. When you "look through" the paper you are not crossing your eyes. For the point where the POVs of your eyes meet to go farther away your eyes have to uncross and become almost parallel as if you are trying to focus on something at an infinite distance. When you cross your eyes you are making their paths meet closer to your face (when fully crossed you are making both eyes look at your nose) by pointing them inward. The biggest problem for most people is trying to get manual and separate control over both the location in space at which their eyes are pointed and the distance at which their eyes are focused. People have a hard time separating those two actions because, for their entire life, they learned that the two were always used together. Usually, if you're looking at something a mile away you need to be focused at a mile... and if you're looking at your nose you need to be focused at about an inch. To get these pictures to work correctly you have to make yourself focus on the monitor while actually either looking in front of or beyond the monitor.W4E said:Youve got the names wrong. The ones you have to "look through" are called crosseye.
OCybrManO said:Here are some of my 3D screenshots from Ravenholm.
They're all the cross-over style and they're wider than the rest of the shots in this thread (but I could handle even bigger shots because I play StereoQuake on a 19" monitor at 1600x1200).
Have fun... or eye strain... whatever comes first. :E