This is a native 3D implementation in the Dr. Robotnik's Ring Racers fangame.

It's built off of the Doom engine and is a follow-up to SRB2Kart. It's a much more technical game and has a lot of single player content in addition to multiplayer modes

3D Modes Supported

• SbS (and Full)
• TaB
• Row Interlaced
• Column Interlaced
• Checkerboard
• Anaglyph (Dubois)
• LeiaSR
• Frame Sequential through SbS + ShaderGlass + WibbleWobble

3D Features

• Adjustable Depth & Convergence
• Adjustable HUD Depth
• Splitscreen multiplayer also works!

Instructions

• Download the latest release
• Extract it to a folder
• Run ringracers.exe
• Under Video Options:
  • Renderer: OpenGL
  • Set Resolution as desired (highlight it and hit enter 3x)
  • OpenGL Options: Don't use Nearest_Mipmap filtering as performance is bad
• Select 3D mode from Video Options Stereoscopic 3D menu
• Be careful about online multiplayer - I don't know if this custom version is compatible or if it will get you banned

Thanks to all who worked on Ring Racers over the years!

This is a native 3D implementation in the Sonic Robo Blast 2 fangame.

It's built off of the Doom engine and is probably one of the best 3D Sonic games

3D Modes Supported

• SbS (and Full)
• TaB
• Row Interlaced
• Column Interlaced
• Checkerboard
• Anaglyph (Dubois)
• LeiaSR
• Frame Sequential through SbS + ShaderGlass + WibbleWobble

3D Features

• Adjustable Depth & Convergence
• Adjustable HUD Depth
• Adjustable Crosshair Depth
• Splitscreen multiplayer also works!

Instructions

• Download the latest release
• Extract it to a folder
• Run Srb2Win.exe
• Under Video Options:
  • Renderer: OpenGL
  • Set Resolution as desired (highlight it and hit enter 3x)
  • OpenGL Options: Don't use Nearest_Mipmap filtering as performance is bad
• Select 3D mode from Video Options Stereoscopic 3D menu
• Be careful about online multiplayer - I don't know if this custom version is compatible or if it will get you banned

Thanks to all who worked on SRB2 over the years!

This is a modification of the great recompilation project to add native 3D rendering.

3D Modes Supported

• SbS (and Full)
• TaB
• Row Interlaced
• Column Interlaced
• Checkerboard
• Anaglyph (Dubois)
• LeiaSR
• Frame Sequential through SbS + ShaderGlass + WibbleWobble

3D Features

• Adjustable Depth & Convergence
• Adjustable HUD Depth
• Auto convergence for cutscenes/menus/first person with adjustable percentage

Instructions

• Download the latest release
• Extract it to a folder
• Dump your copy of Banjo Kazooie US v1.0 (SHA1 1fe1632098865f639e22c11b9a81ee8f29c75d7a)
• Place it in the same folder
• (Optional) Download Jiggies of Time and Nostalgia 64 and place them in the same folder
• Run BanjoRecompiled.exe
• Select 3D mode from Settings menu and configure Graphics settings - pay attention to the required settings in BLUE text

This is a wiki + video guide (linked on the GitHub) for setting up 3DVision for any 3D display. AR Glasses (XReal, Rokid, Viture, RayNeo) and SR Displays (Acer SpatialLabs, Samsung Odyssey 3D) can all play old 3DVision titles in Geometric 3D.

DX9 games will work with any Nvidia GPU/Driver version. DX10/11/12 only work on older drivers and old GPUs (RTX20xx or older) but most games work with Geo-11 anyways.

Changes:

• Add Ctrl + F7 hotkey to save a game profile
• Fix Extended Monitors (Surround requires manual custom 3D resolutions before using WibbleWobble)
• Improve/Reduce flickering/wobbling via adding Nvidia Reflex sync, code cleanup, and increased priority
• Move Eye Swap option under Emitter settings and remove Ctrl + , hotkey
• Create Log file under Steam/logs/wibblewobble.txt
• Add support for Midlife Crisis’ UE3D
• Fix display resets while editing settings
• Fix 3D not disabling when exiting WibbleWobbleReshade
• Force OpenXR runtime to SteamVR
• Fix WibbleWobble GUI overriding vrto3d profile loaded settings
• Removed Client Settings: Frame Rate Limit HZ, DWM Flush, Beam Race Sync, Beam Race Scanline Count, Elevate Process Priority. These could adversely affect flickering