Asus V9280 Series - Manual (Page 37)

37 ASUS V9280 Series User’s Manual
4. Software Reference
4. S/W Reference Advanced OpenGL
OpenGL
VR Effect
Lists all parameters to fine tune the
stereoscopic effects for OpenGL
games.
Enable Stereoscopic Mode
When selected, this enables the
s t e r e oscopic mode when using
OpenGL 3D applications and games
with the ASUS VR-100G 3D Glasses.
These settings are available only with
the Deluxe/TVR models with Video-
In/TV-Out, or models with the ASUS
VR-100 Optional Upgrade Kit.
Eyes
This field records the measure of the
distance between both eyes. Adjustment brings objects into focus. Default: 0
View Angle
The angle by which your two viewing directions intersect. Adjust this to add more
depth to the scene. See p. 33 note.
Embossment
Adjust this to add more to the impression that screen objects are being pulled or
seem to pop from the screen. To achieve a better stereoscopic visual quality, set
Embossment in conjunction with View Angle. (See On Screen Display.)
Mode
Line Interleave
Select this option for better monitor compatibility, particularly for monitors with
less bandwidth or less range of horizontal/vertical frequency. Stereoscopic visual
quality, however, will be poor since only half the vertical lines are generated.
Page Flipping
Select this option for the best stereoscopic visual quality. Page flipping provides
double vertical resolution compared with Line Interleave. The monitor must be able
to support the high frequency (at least 100Hz) necessary for this mode.
Refresh Rate
To prevent eye discomfort and fatigue, high refresh rates are preferred. Some
monitors, however, may not be able to support a high refresh rate. Consult
documentation to make sure that your monitor supports the selected refresh rate;
otherwise, your monitor may become unstable, ie.: a blank screen may occur.
Disable Monitor Check
Disables the specification check on the monitor. Note: Choosing a resolution or
refresh rate in excess of monitor specifications may damage the monitor.
3D Turbo Mode
This selection boosts performance in 3D games, but risks some visual instability.