Open the Export Settings panel.
Enable the 3D Stereo Vision box. Choose the Anaglyph (Red/Cyan) or Side by Side radio button.
Drag the slider to define the value for Convergence Distance.
If you want to output a 3D stereo media, then please follow the steps below:
Open the Export Settings panel.
Enable the 3D Stereo Vision box. Choose the Anaglyph (Red/Cyan) or Side by Side radio button.
Drag the slider to define the value for Convergence Distance.
The Convergence Distance value decides the convergence distance as you playback the output media. The higher the value, the closer the objects tend to pop-out in relation to the convergence point. The lower the value, the farther the objects move to the back of the convergence point.
In the illustrations below, the CrazyTalk Animator project is taken as a box with the character and comic effects integrated.
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Convergence Distance = 0 |
Convergence Distance = 100 |
Take note that the profile of the character may affect the depth value of the whole 3D stereo project. For more information, please refer to the Specifying Face Orientation and Style.
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Profile Strength: Weak (Convergence Distance = 0) |
Profile Strength: Strong (Convergence Distance = 0) |