Split Frame Generators

These Generators try to make content suitable for a 3D TV or monitor, using split frames. Look in the example code to learn how to use them.

Note that Processing and Camera3D does not yet make your sketch look "3D" in a NVidia 3D monitor. Go to NVidia 3D support to learn how to proceed here.

Interlaced (left row first):

four cubes with black edges. Going clockwise from the upper left, the cube faces are red, green, gray, and blue. The lines are blurry.

Adding the same label to the result with the postDraw method doesn't make sense for any of these, so skip that part.

Over-Under:

composite of the same four cubes with black edges pictured twice, one above the other. Going clockwise from the upper left, the cube faces are red, green, gray, and blue.

This generator takes the middle 50% of the left and right components and arranges them left over right.

Over-Under half height:

This does the same thing but squishes 100% of the left and right components into the same space.

Side-by-Side:

composite of the same four cubes with black edges pictured twice, one on the right and one on the left. Going clockwise from the upper left, the cube faces are red, green, gray, and blue.

Middle 50%. The left component is on the left.

Side-by-Side half width:

This is the same but squished horizontally.

There is a loss of resolution with these algorithms, but only one direction. The result can be a bit odd for small details in your sketch. Consider that Processing uses anti-aliasing. Leaving out every other row or column of pixels after anti-aliasing takes place results in a deconstructed image that looks a bit pixelated, but only horizontally or vertically. A better Generator might be able to correct for these issues however.

For all of these you can swap left and right with the swapLeftRight method.