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J.A. Gutierrez
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 9:06 am    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

In comp.sys.sgi.graphics Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:
: "J.A. Gutierrez" wrote:
:>
:> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
:>
:> You can find my own compiled glut 3.7 at:
:>
:> <http://webdiis.unizar.es/pub/unix/graphics/3D/glut-3.7-irix6.tgz>
:> <ftp://webdiis.unizar.es/pub/unix/graphics/3D/glut-3.7-irix6.tgz>
:>
:> (just unpack it on /usr/local)
:>
: Unpacking these gdj worked immediately ...

You may want to try also "isoaxis 1.0"; it also has 3D glasses
support:

http://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/isoaxis/

You can read about this on

<http://persephone.cps.unizar.es/~spd/isoaxis/> (spanish)

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PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 8:49 am    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

In comp.sys.sgi.graphics Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:
: "J.A. Gutierrez" wrote:
:>
:> Yes, right now I have crystalEyes conected to an Octane
:>
:> Graphics board 0 is "IMPACTSR" graphics.
:> Managed (":0.0") 1280x1024
:> Product ID 0x2, 1 GE, 1 RE, 0 TRAMs
:> MGRAS revision 4, RA revision 0
:>
: OK, you have already got original crystalEyes, so your interest
: in obtaining one of the PCBs is limited, right?

yes, right

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PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 8:48 am    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

In comp.sys.sgi.graphics Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:
: gdj and pegamento is a perfect combination for
: making jps-files which are fun to watch with gdj!

: Thanks a lot,

: gdj is really great,


I'm glad to know it works.

I have planned some improvements; but I don't know when I will
code them...

1.- Use arrow keys to modify separation between images (that
feature was present in previous -IRIS GL- version of gdj,
at <http://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/gdj-04.tar.gz>

2.- Implement the "-g: Growable, Keep aspect ratio" option.
It also worked on 0.4, but I don't know how to do that using GLUT.

3.- Use network sockets to display every eye on a different
computer.




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PostPosted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 7:44 pm    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

"J.A. Gutierrez" wrote:
Quote:

Yes, right now I have crystalEyes conected to an Octane

Graphics board 0 is "IMPACTSR" graphics.
Managed (":0.0") 1280x1024
Product ID 0x2, 1 GE, 1 RE, 0 TRAMs
MGRAS revision 4, RA revision 0

OK, you have already got original crystalEyes, so your interest

in obtaining one of the PCBs is limited, right?
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 7:42 pm    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

"J.A. Gutierrez" wrote:
Quote:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

You can find my own compiled glut 3.7 at:

http://webdiis.unizar.es/pub/unix/graphics/3D/glut-3.7-irix6.tgz
ftp://webdiis.unizar.es/pub/unix/graphics/3D/glut-3.7-irix6.tgz

(just unpack it on /usr/local)

Unpacking these gdj worked immediately ...


...

...

AND IT IS REALLY COOL

...

...


Already did experiments with own 3D pictures and it is
really fun. I can highly recommend Cesars pegamento
utility for aligning the two pictures. Pegamento is
one of the best programs I know at all - Using it on O2
it handles 50MegaPix pictures stitched together from
20 files absolutely smooth, even in rotating and zooming!

gdj and pegamento is a perfect combination for
making jps-files which are fun to watch with gdj!

Thanks a lot,

gdj is really great,

Erik.


Quote:
:> MipsPro-compiler. The call "gdj -b -v -s 5 -3 /tmp/curtin03.jps"

see previous post. You have to use "-x", not "-3"
OK, reading carefully it is obvious from the man page!
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 9:37 am    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

In comp.sys.sgi.hardware Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:

: Today I was able to download your new version. With netscape I
: got it. After unpacking it still refuses to launch, since it
: claims, that glut can not be found:

: 1447:./gdj: rld: Fatal Error: Cannot Successfully
: map soname 'libglut.so'

Yes, you need a dynamic libglut (n32).

: On th box I installed glut-3.7 as well and /usr/lib/libglut.a
: exists and is accessible. How did you compile gdj? It is
: looking for "libglut.so"?

Yes. You should have compiled glut with dynamic libraries
support. Once you have the static library you can create
the dynamic one using "mkshlib32 libglut 3 7", where
mkshlib32 is:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#!/bin/sh
ld \
-mips3 -n32 \
-rpath /usr/local/lib32 \
-elf \
-shared \
-no_unresolved \
-rdata_shared \
-soname $1.so \
-o $1.so.$2.$3 \
-all $1.a \
-set_version sgi$2.$3 \
-lc

rm -f $1.so
ln -s $1.so.$2.$3 $1.so
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

You can find my own compiled glut 3.7 at:

<http://webdiis.unizar.es/pub/unix/graphics/3D/glut-3.7-irix6.tgz>
<ftp://webdiis.unizar.es/pub/unix/graphics/3D/glut-3.7-irix6.tgz>

(just unpack it on /usr/local)

:> In using my own compiled version (glut 3.7 from SGI's freeware page),

so, I guess this will be the most common glut for IRIX,
with no dynamic libraries included... Then I will have
to link statically gdj for the distributed binary.

:> MipsPro-compiler. The call "gdj -b -v -s 5 -3 /tmp/curtin03.jps"

see previous post. You have to use "-x", not "-3"

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PostPosted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 9:27 am    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

In comp.sys.sgi.hardware Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:
: "J.A. Gutierrez" wrote:
:>
:> In comp.sys.sgi.graphics Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:
:> : Erik Baigar wrote:
:> :>
:> :> > <ftp://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/gdj-irix-mips3.tar.gz>
:>
: download the file now. My ftp is telling that it is switching
: to passive mode and there it hangs forever (ftp from command line

Probably you will have to disable passive mode. Our firewall
may be filtering it...

: In using my own compiled version (glut 3.7 from SGI's freeware page),
: MipsPro-compiler. The call "gdj -b -v -s 5 -3 /tmp/curtin03.jps"
: switches the Max-Impact to 3D for a short time (1s, Glasses sync
: to the output) but no picture is displayed and the original settings
: are restored immediately. The output of gdj is:

: gdj:(c) SPDsoft, (Uses IJG code v6b), 1.1 Dec 2005
: # SCREEN: 1280x1024
: 000 /tmp/curtin03.jps 563 1512 RGB image

seems right.

: The display is displayed perfectly if I omit the -3 option...

that's wrong; I guess I will have to clarify this on
the man page.

The "-3" option is for using two separated jpg files for
left and righ images.

gdj -3 left.jpg right.jpg

For "jps" files you use "-x" option:

gdj -x foo.jps

: Do you have got 3D-glasses connected to your SGI's?
: What setmon-resolution do you use? I tried all 3D-able...

Yes, right now I have crystalEyes conected to an Octane

Graphics board 0 is "IMPACTSR" graphics.
Managed (":0.0") 1280x1024
Product ID 0x2, 1 GE, 1 RE, 0 TRAMs
MGRAS revision 4, RA revision 0

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PostPosted: Tue Dec 06, 2005 7:50 pm    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

Erik Baigar wrote:
Quote:

"J.A. Gutierrez" wrote:

In comp.sys.sgi.graphics Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:
: Erik Baigar wrote:
:
:> > <ftp://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/gdj-irix-mips3.tar.gz

:> Thanks a lot for the hint! I got the files, but my machine
:> refuses to execute the irix-mips3-binary. A try to compile

I'm afraid it was my fault. The binary on that tarball was
not mips3, but ppc/darwin. Now it's fixed

mips3/n32 binary should work on any IRIX 6.5 with R4400 or
better CPU (I have tested it on R4600PC/IRIX6.2 and
R12000/IRIX 6.5.24f); but requires dynamic GLUT library.

...sorry - may be I am doing something wrong but I am not able to
download the file now. My ftp is telling that it is switching
to passive mode and there it hangs forever (ftp from command line
and download via netscape).

Today I was able to download your new version. With netscape I
got it. After unpacking it still refuses to launch, since it
claims, that glut can not be found:

1447:./gdj: rld: Fatal Error: Cannot Successfully
map soname 'libglut.so'

On th box I installed glut-3.7 as well and /usr/lib/libglut.a
exists and is accessible. How did you compile gdj? It is
looking for "libglut.so"?

The binary I mentioned in the last posting was compiled
on a Onyx without problems and there glut 3.7 is installed, too.
(/usr/lib/libglut.a). I used "MIPSpro Compilers: Version 7.30"...
Here the program starts, and using this binary on the Onyx
and my Indigo2 I can display images as mentioned in the last
posting (a.k.a without 3D):

Quote:
In using my own compiled version (glut 3.7 from SGI's freeware page),
MipsPro-compiler. The call "gdj -b -v -s 5 -3 /tmp/curtin03.jps"
switches the Max-Impact to 3D for a short time (1s, Glasses sync
to the output) but no picture is displayed and the original settings
are restored immediately. The output of gdj is:

gdj:(c) SPDsoft, (Uses IJG code v6b), 1.1 Dec 2005
# SCREEN: 1280x1024
000 /tmp/curtin03.jps 563 1512 RGB image

But 3D does not work... On the Onyx (which is far away)
I can not use Crystal Eyes and gdj says

/usr/gfx/setmon: No such device
graphics getboardinfo failed 2setmon attempt failed!

But this is normal I think, since the box has no
known gfx...
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PostPosted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 6:57 pm    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

Erik Baigar wrote:
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Additionally I have four PCBs left which I'd trade for
some stuff - make offers. I am especially interested in
software supporting the glasses or/and a space mouse. At
the moment I have ac3d and battalion running with the
glasses and powerflip with the space mouse. I'd be
interested in a version of perfly for glasses and space
mouse...

Found out, that powerflip is able to handle SpaceMouse
AND stereo simultaneously. The binary is in SGI's demos
package and resides in /usr/demos/General_Demos/. You
find demo data in the directory /usr/demos/General_Demos/data
and can launch it in 3D stereo mode e.g. with
powerflip -S data/beethoven.ydl from the directory
/usr/demos/General_Demos/

Have fun,

Erik.
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PostPosted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 6:34 pm    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

"J.A. Gutierrez" wrote:
Quote:

In comp.sys.sgi.graphics Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:
: Erik Baigar wrote:
:
:> > <ftp://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/gdj-irix-mips3.tar.gz

:> Thanks a lot for the hint! I got the files, but my machine
:> refuses to execute the irix-mips3-binary. A try to compile

I'm afraid it was my fault. The binary on that tarball was
not mips3, but ppc/darwin. Now it's fixed

mips3/n32 binary should work on any IRIX 6.5 with R4400 or
better CPU (I have tested it on R4600PC/IRIX6.2 and
R12000/IRIX 6.5.24f); but requires dynamic GLUT library.

....sorry - may be I am doing something wrong but I am not able to
download the file now. My ftp is telling that it is switching
to passive mode and there it hangs forever (ftp from command line
and download via netscape).

In using my own compiled version (glut 3.7 from SGI's freeware page),
MipsPro-compiler. The call "gdj -b -v -s 5 -3 /tmp/curtin03.jps"
switches the Max-Impact to 3D for a short time (1s, Glasses sync
to the output) but no picture is displayed and the original settings
are restored immediately. The output of gdj is:

gdj:(c) SPDsoft, (Uses IJG code v6b), 1.1 Dec 2005
# SCREEN: 1280x1024
000 /tmp/curtin03.jps 563 1512 RGB image

The display is displayed perfectly if I omit the -3 option...
Do you have got 3D-glasses connected to your SGI's?
What setmon-resolution do you use? I tried all 3D-able...

Best regards,

Erik.
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PostPosted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 6:34 pm    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

"J.A. Gutierrez" wrote:
Quote:

In comp.sys.sgi.graphics Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:
: Erik Baigar wrote:
:
:> > <ftp://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/gdj-irix-mips3.tar.gz

:> Thanks a lot for the hint! I got the files, but my machine
:> refuses to execute the irix-mips3-binary. A try to compile

I'm afraid it was my fault. The binary on that tarball was
not mips3, but ppc/darwin. Now it's fixed

mips3/n32 binary should work on any IRIX 6.5 with R4400 or
better CPU (I have tested it on R4600PC/IRIX6.2 and
R12000/IRIX 6.5.24f); but requires dynamic GLUT library.

....sorry - may be I am doing something wrong but I am not able to
download the file now. My ftp is telling that it is switching
to passive mode and there it hangs forever (ftp from command line
and download via netscape).

In using my own compiled version (glut 3.7 from SGI's freeware page),
MipsPro-compiler. The call "gdj -b -v -s 5 -3 /tmp/curtin03.jps"
switches the Max-Impact to 3D for a short time (1s, Glasses sync
to the output) but no picture is displayed and the original settings
are restored immediately. The output of gdj is:

gdj:(c) SPDsoft, (Uses IJG code v6b), 1.1 Dec 2005
# SCREEN: 1280x1024
000 /tmp/curtin03.jps 563 1512 RGB image

The display is displayed perfectly if I omit the -3 option...
Do you have got 3D-glasses connected to your SGI's?
What setmon-resolution do you use? I tried all 3D-able...

Best regards,

Erik.
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 9:52 am    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

In comp.sys.sgi.graphics Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:
: Erik Baigar wrote:
:>
:> > <ftp://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/gdj-irix-mips3.tar.gz>

:> Thanks a lot for the hint! I got the files, but my machine
:> refuses to execute the irix-mips3-binary. A try to compile

I'm afraid it was my fault. The binary on that tarball was
not mips3, but ppc/darwin. Now it's fixed

mips3/n32 binary should work on any IRIX 6.5 with R4400 or
better CPU (I have tested it on R4600PC/IRIX6.2 and
R12000/IRIX 6.5.24f); but requires dynamic GLUT library.


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PostPosted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 7:26 am    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

Erik Baigar wrote:
Quote:

"J.A. Gutierrez" wrote:

In comp.sys.sgi.hardware Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:

: some stuff - make offers. I am especially interested in
: software supporting the glasses or/and a space mouse. At

You may want to try "gdj" image viewer

ftp://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/gdj-1.1.tar.gz
ftp://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/gdj-irix-mips3.tar.gz


Thanks a lot for the hint! I got the files, but my machine
refuses to execute the irix-mips3-binary. A try to compile
the sources with gcc (instead of cc which I do not have)
leads to a binary causing a "bus error". Will look why
this happens on the weekend...

OK, found a machine with cc installed and licensed and
was able to compile there. Is anyone interested in a
gdj-irix6.5.tar.gz?
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 7:14 am    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

"J.A. Gutierrez" wrote:
Quote:

In comp.sys.sgi.hardware Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:

: some stuff - make offers. I am especially interested in
: software supporting the glasses or/and a space mouse. At

You may want to try "gdj" image viewer

ftp://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/gdj-1.1.tar.gz
ftp://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/gdj-irix-mips3.tar.gz


Thanks a lot for the hint! I got the files, but my machine
refuses to execute the irix-mips3-binary. A try to compile
the sources with gcc (instead of cc which I do not have)
leads to a binary causing a "bus error". Will look why
this happens on the weekend...
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 01, 2005 3:53 pm    Post subject: Re: Crystal-Eyes as do-it-yourself project... Reply with quote

In comp.sys.sgi.hardware Erik Baigar <erik@baigar.de> wrote:

: some stuff - make offers. I am especially interested in
: software supporting the glasses or/and a space mouse. At

You may want to try "gdj" image viewer

<ftp://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/gdj-1.1.tar.gz>
<ftp://ivo.cps.unizar.es/pub/SPDsoft/gdj-irix-mips3.tar.gz>

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
NAME
gdj - JPEG/JFIF file viewer

gdi - image file viewer

[...]
OPTIONS:

[...]
-3 Stereo, requires two equal size images.

-4 Stereo, without setmon (debug only).

-x Stereo, requires crossed-eye stereo image file
(*.jps).

-a Stereo, requires anaglyph image file, which is dis-
played as grayscale.
[...]
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

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