Is there any way to fine tune the 3D Stereo settings like convergence to get rid of the ghosting. The only setting is Stereodepth and nothing else ?

I think right now you have to do it through the console.

Console LOL. I have such feeling that we've got not even beta but Pre-alpha.

-We have to set up almost 90% of settings through console - It's like we are building our own product, but we've given the money to the developers

found the console commands from 3D Vision blog but where do I start? maybe another issue to be adressed in the next patch more 3d settings! not just on/off and depth.

http://3dvision-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=1018

If it helps, here are the settings I use:

r_StereoStrength = 2
r_StereoScreenDist = 8
r_StereoEyeDist = 0.005

I found the adjusting the r_StereoEyeDist variable in particular allowed me to get the red dot focused nicely, with little ghosting overall.

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Thanks for those setting the only other problem I had was the crosshairs were not aligned will try the above.

If it helps, here are the settings I use:

r_StereoStrength = 2
r_StereoScreenDist = 8
r_StereoEyeDist = 0.005

I found the adjusting the r_StereoEyeDist variable in particular allowed me to get the red dot focused nicely, with little ghosting overall.

Thank′s a lot for these settings, looks much better now with minimal ghosting.

Probably they tought only about nvidia 3d vision, I have it, and you have only to turn the wheel to adjuat the convergence point

Probably they tought only about nvidia 3d vision, I have it, and you have only to turn the wheel to adjuat the convergence point

Probably they tought only about nvidia 3d vision, I have it, and you have only to turn the wheel to adjuat the convergence point


I have Zalman 3d monitor using interlaced mode in Crysis2, if I use ithe IZ3d driver I can guarantee frames would drop in half so at least I can play in 3d without much or any FPS hit.