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<html> It looks like the Geowall group (<a href="http://www.geowall.org/" eudora="autourl">http://www.geowall.org</a>) could be interested in using VisAD for a new, OpenGL stereo compatible version of the Geowall display. I tried the VisAD "TestStereo" example with the Geowall (and with other stereo display systems both Windows and Unix), and found that there was too much "eye separation" to get a good stereo image. I found the same problem with standard Java/j3d examples. <br><br> So I am looking for a way t<tt>o control the eye separation in the stereo display. I tried changing things like "setLeftManualEyeInImagePlate" and "setRightManualEyeInImagePlate" to t</tt><font face="Courier New, Courier">he same position with the j3d examples, but still had too much eye separation (no change). Can someone point me to the correct method to use and property to change in a "Canvas3D" (or elsewhere) that will allow me to adjust eye separation?<br><br> Also...<br> Bill...Would you be willing to create a version of the VisAD spreadsheet that allows enabling of stereo? It could be a separate stereo-only version, or one that is enabled by an external command line parameter like:<br> <br> "</font>-Dj3d.stereo=PREFERRED" <br> <br> or through a option in a preference/pull-down menu.<br><br> Thanks<br> Mike Redmond<br> </html>
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