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Hi Vlado, I think this is a question for you.
I have 3D tv and try to make 3D pictures and animations. Its really great and final renders is awesome. (http://vimeo.com/34285360)
But one feature should make things easier. I think you know how 3d tv works, but this is what is all about:
For pictures and animations to work with 3D tv in 3D, it has to be Side by side, left view on left side and right view on right side. But it needs to be shrink in width (2x fullHD to 1x fullHD - 3840 to 1920). So both views are shrinked in width (half of 1920 for both views) and tv in 3D mode join both views together and expand the picture to 1920. But this cant be done in VRay. VRaystereoscopichelper is great, but I need to check adjust resolution. If I dont, it will render in width 1920, what I need, but it change the camera angle beside shrink both views from 3840 to 1920. Hope You understand what I mean.
Now I have to check adjust resolution, so render in 3840x1080, which is useless, because I shrink it manualy to 1920x1080. Will be better if VRay render it in 1920x1080 with shrinked views in a first place so it will be quicker. Can this be done?
I have 3D tv and try to make 3D pictures and animations. Its really great and final renders is awesome. (http://vimeo.com/34285360)
But one feature should make things easier. I think you know how 3d tv works, but this is what is all about:
For pictures and animations to work with 3D tv in 3D, it has to be Side by side, left view on left side and right view on right side. But it needs to be shrink in width (2x fullHD to 1x fullHD - 3840 to 1920). So both views are shrinked in width (half of 1920 for both views) and tv in 3D mode join both views together and expand the picture to 1920. But this cant be done in VRay. VRaystereoscopichelper is great, but I need to check adjust resolution. If I dont, it will render in width 1920, what I need, but it change the camera angle beside shrink both views from 3840 to 1920. Hope You understand what I mean.
Now I have to check adjust resolution, so render in 3840x1080, which is useless, because I shrink it manualy to 1920x1080. Will be better if VRay render it in 1920x1080 with shrinked views in a first place so it will be quicker. Can this be done?
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