[sandykoufax]

It's my first try of maxwell stereoscopy.
I used this script.
http://area.autodesk.com/blogs/louis/st ... e_workflow



You can see it with the red-cyan glasses.
but my result is not good, especially the outter scenery is bad.

[Fernando Tella]

Probably it doesn't look good because the outside perspective does not match inside's.
Funny test though.

[Tok_Tok]

The red and blue channels are way out of alignment, they should be much closer to together. Also they don't seem to go parallel.

So i think your cameras have to be closer together. The distance should be the same as your eyes are. 7 or 8 centimeters.
The POV is the same for both camera's.

I did a few animations in stereoscopy and used this plugin: http://www.burningpixel.com/Max/StereoG.htm It's great for testing with scanline, after that you can just use the camera's
for Maxwell rendering and composite the images in After Effect.
You can see them in my showreel on my website.

[sandykoufax]

Newer version
sampling level is just 12.
previous is default setting with 6cm between L and R camera, now I set it to 2cm

[m-Que]

I haven't seen the first one, but this one looks pretty nice - everything works the way it should (meaning 3D), except all the stuff behind the window.
Don't know - maybe make them out of focus...

EDIT: Now that I can see the first image, I can say - the second one is waaay better.