Stereoscopic 3D now included in open development download

3D added to 3DVIA

Dassault Systemes has announced the inclusion of free drag and drop stereoscopic 3D in its 3DVIA Studio development environment.

The new system allows for the creation of stereoscopic or non-stereoscopic 3D screens for monitors, TVs and video projectors working in checkerboard or side-by-side modes.

“Including this feature in the free 3DVIA Studio offer is another example of our commitment to empower anyone to build lifelike 3D games and applications,” 3DVIA CEO Lynne Wilson.

“The stereoscopic 3D feature opens doors not only for developers, but the average consumer. With its drag and drop functionality, users can easily extend their creativity beyond online applications to video media for TVs, projectors etc.

“It’s very timely given the rising popularity of 3D movies, as well as the consumer commoditisation of 3D TVs.”

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