2D-to-3D Conversion with Rendepth

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So I finally finished my 2D-to-3D image viewer, Rendepth. It runs on desktop PCs only (for now) but can export SBS 3D photos in the proper format for the Lume Pad 2 or REDMAGIC. Might also work with MoonLight3D in SBS mode, but I didn’t test this. Let me know what you think. https://rendepth.com/

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Works great with the Acer Spatiallabs 27!

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good job !

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Oh wow!! Thanks. Yeah, I made sure the Acer monitor works good. Thanks for testing it out. You can also export SBS full width for Lume Pad or REDMAGIC (it uses the correct file names) but it’s a bit of an extra step to copy the files.

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Thanks a bunch for trying the app!!!

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I’m working on 2D-to-3D for games. Almost finished.

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Video sadly doesn’t work on Lume Pad 2 right now cause of the YouTube issue. But the plug-in itself should work fine for game streaming using Moonlight3D.

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So I released my 2D-to-3D gaming plug-in. Works with hundreds of games, and should be compatible with the Acer 3D monitors (I tested a few games and it appears to work, you need to use SpatialLabs Go). GitHub - outmode/rendepth-reshade: Stereo 3D Gaming Plug-In

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I should note, the SpatialLabs Go app uses considerable processing power. You can get a smooth experience (e.g. 60 FPS) but you’ll need either a good GPU, or to reduce the game settings.

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It’s not so bad. “SpatialLabs Go” only does much processing when converting 2D to 3D. The other mode is presenting SBS, which is not so demanding. Only the eye tracker is sitting there with 3 percent CPU on a Ryzen 5950x…

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I recommend 3DGameBridge which comes with reshade installer. It’s originally called srReshade. It switches on the 3d on the acers and doesn’t have the high demand like spatial lab go sbs. You just need a method of conversion like RenDepth. It can be installed from the reshade Addons section

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Oh, cool. Thanks.

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Got it working with Scorn and 3DGameBridge pretty sweet!

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Awesome!!!

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I posted a video with my 3D conversion Rendepth on Assassin’s Creed Shadows. I was playing on the new Samsung Odyssey 3D, but the video is YT3D and plays perfect on the Lume Pad 2, so you can get a good idea what the shader does for 3D. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_q7K1AbYlA

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I use the application to transform my 2D photos, it is fantastic, the rendering in a quest3 headset of the full SBS format is excellent for most of the photos, some aberrations exist sometimes but it is very rare. A few minor points: the orientation of the photos is not always exact to the 2D display before conversion (display in portrait mode displayed in landscape for example) a button to flip the image would be interesting and also a significant slowdown in performance or even a crash after a large number of conversions (a few hundred!) maybe a memory leak? in short it is really details, this application is incredible

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Awesome!!! Thanks for testing. I started looking into the portrait/landscape thing. It has to do with images that are the wrong way in the file, and then adjusted with metadata (I don’t support this yet). I’d have to look into the memory leak thing. I’ve definitely tested with a large number of photos, but my GPU had like 24GB for memory, so I might not have noticed a bug. Thanks.

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I also noticed a problem with GPU VRAM leaking. I was abled to trace the problem to the Python instance running the DepthAnything model. It seems the model is not releasing memory…

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Okay thanks. Would you mind creating a ticket on the issues section of the github so it’s easier to track. Thanks. GitHub · Where software is built