Meant to be Seen

I use XP home SP2, nvidia 7950GT card, driver 163.75, stereo driver 162.50. DirectX 9.0c.

I normally play opengl games, and it works well. I can adjust seperation and convergence.

However when I run Direct3D applications there doesn't seem to be any convergence setting. I can adjust seperation as per normal, but not convergence.

Is that normal? Or is there some way I can adjust DX9 convergence in the same way I can set OpenGL convergence.

It's CTRL+F5 and CTRL+F6 by default. I think that sometimes the current setting is too extreme (very high or very low) so you have to hold the keys for a very long time to see change on the screen.

Sometime Kind Dragon's program has helped getting real 3D (with convergence).
download link: http://3d.wep.dk/files/tuning_nsd.zip" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
some instructions: http://www.3d.wep.dk/dragon.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(used it a few times myself if a game didn't have any convergence adjustment, only separation - did the trick)

*edit - new link!: http://www.mediafire.com/?zoeld9d33ncirww

Thanks!

Freke1, I'll keep those programs in mind if the problem comes up again.

Trill, you were right. It was adjusting, it was just super slow and took a while to be noticable. When I change seperation, DX9 prints a big green bar saying "SEPERATION" onto the screen and shows me the setting. But with convergence it doesn't print up anything, and like you said it was extremely low and I had to hold it down about 7 seconds before I could see any change.