Anaglyph to test depth sans Rift

I went for a while without a Rift, and I basically had my project set up to show something that could be viewed by crossing my eyes when I wanted to check 3D stuff. To do that, I just needed to make a small change to UpdateCameras() in OVRCameraController.cs.

Replace your UpdateCameras() method (in 0.2.2 Unity Integration) with this:

	
	public bool CrossEyed = false;

    // InitCameras
	void UpdateCameras()
	{
		// Values that influence the stereo camera orientation up and above the tracker
		if(FollowOrientation != null)
			OrientationOffset = FollowOrientation.rotation;
				
		if(UpdateCamerasDirtyFlag == false)
			return;
		
		float distOffset = 0.5f + (LensOffsetLeft * 0.5f);
		float perspOffset = LensOffsetLeft;
		float eyePositionOffset = -IPD * 0.5f;

		if(!CrossEyed)
			ConfigureCamera(ref CameraLeft, distOffset, perspOffset, eyePositionOffset);
		else
			ConfigureCamera(ref CameraRight, distOffset, perspOffset, eyePositionOffset);
		
		distOffset = 0.5f + (LensOffsetRight * 0.5f);
		perspOffset = LensOffsetRight;
		eyePositionOffset = IPD * 0.5f;

		if(!CrossEyed)
			ConfigureCamera(ref CameraRight, distOffset, perspOffset, eyePositionOffset);
		else
			ConfigureCamera(ref CameraLeft, distOffset, perspOffset, eyePositionOffset);
		
		UpdateCamerasDirtyFlag = false;
	}

By adding the public boolean variable, you can have some other script set the OVRCameraController's CrossEyed value to turn it on or off or something. There's no substitute for actually seeing the scale of things in the Rift though! Just remember to set it back to false when you get your Rift. :)

Thank you, i will try it today. I also realized that I could use a Pokescope viewer... If I could remember where I put it.