tripletopper
Member
The transform options leave a little to be desired. I'm trying to squish a 16 x 9 picture to 8 x 9, offset the entire screen 50% to the left for the left eye, copy and paste, an offset the screen 50% for the right eye and change the left camera on the first one to the right camera on the second.
I know you could group the whole picture but the problem is I can't squish it exactly by half the width and move it halfway from the center to occupy the left half of the screen because side-by-side half 3D works because it assumes it takes half with pictures and places them equally on the left and right halves of the TV screen.
I've done this with DVD where I made a side-by-side half DVD and it plays in TVs with side-by-side half to 3d conversion mode.
the thing is if I change the ratio I don't know if it will squish or if it will crop, or if it willl Zoom.
I'm trying to squish so that I can get twin half with images exactly on left and right.
but then again I'm the one who just posted that I'm not directly broadcasting off my computer because if I did and I won't have enough bandwidth and use up all the network for other users in my house.
Maybe these two can be combined in one, but then again maybe other people who use OBS the way should be used might actually benefit from doing a side-by-side half 3D.
I know you could group the whole picture but the problem is I can't squish it exactly by half the width and move it halfway from the center to occupy the left half of the screen because side-by-side half 3D works because it assumes it takes half with pictures and places them equally on the left and right halves of the TV screen.
I've done this with DVD where I made a side-by-side half DVD and it plays in TVs with side-by-side half to 3d conversion mode.
the thing is if I change the ratio I don't know if it will squish or if it will crop, or if it willl Zoom.
I'm trying to squish so that I can get twin half with images exactly on left and right.
but then again I'm the one who just posted that I'm not directly broadcasting off my computer because if I did and I won't have enough bandwidth and use up all the network for other users in my house.
Maybe these two can be combined in one, but then again maybe other people who use OBS the way should be used might actually benefit from doing a side-by-side half 3D.