Hi Paul,
Look at the JavaDoc for javax.media.j3d.View .
Among many other things, View lets you set the positions for the left and
right eye.
The View object (among others) is abstracted away when you work with the
SimpleUniverse, as the tutorials and examples suggest. When you go to the
trouble of explicitly setting everything up, you get control of things like
this.
As for the focus points of the eyes... I believe the View knows of only one
focal point, which both eyes share. You do cross your eyes a bit when you
look at a nearby object, don't you?
Hope this helps,
-Carl-
At 09:32 09.11.00 , you wrote:
>Hi Guys !
>
>I want to use the monoscopic view policy for doing stereoscopic pictures
>by rendering a picture for the left and for the right eye. But I miss
>how to specify where the focus point of the right and left eye should
>be. Can you give me a hint ?
>
>Thanks
>
>Paul
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