Stereoscopic 3D

[Dukatti]

BenMcLean,
since the last time lots of changes happen, thx to Henrik, [Unknown] and others for effort.

Now under windows 10 every game can be played with buffered rendering, with any shader
in Tridef and Directx11 output
[I saw a lot of stereoscopic modes here, so SBS VR headset should be supported as well]

Under windows 7 there is one more option - Tridef and iz3D
The last one require Directx9 rendering
There is no shader support
[only clean upscaled PSP's rendering]
And some games don't have some thnigs
[Sega Rally has a black sky]
But it''s easier, faster to configure beautiful deep result with very smooth gameplay

Under Linux - I saw on youtube Compiz with Anaglyph windows, desktop, notepad... Question is of course - can it run Wine anaglyph? Or can it run OpenGL native linux apps that way? Vulkan?

From my experience I can say in addition from previous posts that to get smooth 60fps on any windows is very tricky and it will be different from hardware to hardware and monitor as well.

I mean smooth like on powerful tablets or phones with Android and IPS displays, where VSync is always turned on, but without any input lag or stuttering.

For example - I have ASUS notebook with 60hz IPS shim display, there is Nvidia optimus
and for smooth gameplay I created a profile in Nvidia Inspector with config related to VSync, Pre-rendered frames, AA and etc.
but also for every DirectX, OpenGL, Tridef, or Iz3D render I duplicated that profile with one difference - of Frame Rate Limiter

All of that smooth config is working on Windows 7, but it has no effect on Vulkan rendering
However - under Windows 10 none of that settings is working as fast as on Windows 7, but Vulkan is much smoother [and some faster]

[Edit:]
Just reminded that 60fps=true of shader output
not actually solving, but still helps a lot in 30fps games to achieve very smooth gameplay