Trines 1 to 3 had actual stereo 3D rendering. Even if there was no hardware support (like Nvidia 3D vision), you could start the games in various side-by-side and such rendering modes, getting the real depth effect that way.

As for Trine 4 and 5, they use a new renderer which lack stereo rendering, so all you can do is some sort of automatic conversion. I don't know about those things at all, but I do seem to remember that the new renderer uses inverted depth buffer. So whatever conversion software you are using, it should take that into account.

-JLarja / Frozenbyte

It has plenty of depth with Depth 3D. I have been playing it in 3D on my headset for months and it looks fantastic - although some heavy haloing in cut-scenes the way I have it setup. You just need to fiddle with the Depth 3D settings to get a proper depth map. Suggest you join the Depth3D Discord and you can get all the help you need there.

Originally posted by Monkeeman:

It has plenty of depth with Depth 3D. I have been playing it in 3D on my headset for months and it looks fantastic - although some heavy haloing in cut-scenes the way I have it setup. You just need to fiddle with the Depth 3D settings to get a proper depth map. Suggest you join the Depth3D Discord and you can get all the help you need there.

Hmmm but that is weird, I use Depth 3D in other games without issues and whatever I set in Trine 5, it's completely flat. Can you share your ini and I can try Trine 5 quick? Are you using the companion app or directly in game with reshade?

And which API is Trine5 use ? DX12 ?
Sad that S3D by Tridef killed the game and crash.

For Reshade(Depth3D) use DX10/11/12. Need to set much options in Depth3D but now it looks well enough. Not as well as in Tridef would but it´s ok. A welldesigned game which looks much better in Stereo3D. Can´t understand that devs didn´t implented S3D again. There are a lot of users who own a VR-HMD, millions of them would be flashed by Trine5 in S3D.